OpenAI Argues Labs Shouldn't Be Liable For AI Agent Hacking
Summary
在华盛顿举办的美国律师协会年度国家安全法会议上,OpenAI副总法律顾问提出AI实验室不应为AI代理被黑客利用的事件承担责任的立场,认为此类事件源于必要的安全测试且非故意为之,但与会律师质疑该论点在重复事件后难以成立。
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