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Our first story comes to us from the Financial Times, which says that OpenAI has legal risk piling up against it as the company uncovers dozens of hacks.

A spiraling legal crisis threatens to engulf OpenAI after its agents hacked a dozen companies and governments worldwide with the prospect of a barrage of lawsuits marking the latest test of Sam Altman's leadership.

Staff at OpenAI, along with senior tech, legal, and policy figures, told EFT that the company has been left open to legal damages and government actions after cybersecurity breaches involving AI agents were revealed around the world, literally from California to Australia, and more incidents coming to light every day.

Our first story comes to us from the Financial Times, which says that OpenAI has legal risk piling up against it as the company uncovers dozens of hacks.

A spiraling legal crisis threatens to engulf OpenAI after its agents hacked a dozen companies and governments worldwide with the prospect of a barrage of lawsuits marking the latest test of Sam Altman's leadership.

Staff at OpenAI, along with senior tech, legal, and policy figures, told EFT that the company has been left open to legal damages and government actions after cybersecurity breaches involving AI agents were revealed around the world, literally from California to Australia, and more incidents coming to light every day.
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