Who's to blame when AI goes rogue?

On Point by WBUR

Sep 9, 202600:43:33News & Politics

An OpenAI cybersecurity test took an unexpected turn when hundreds of its AI agents got around safeguards and hacked into another tech company. Should OpenAI have done more to prevent the attack? *** Thank you for listen...

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