Tech Giants Foresee AI-Driven Cyberattacks Within Months

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OpenAI, Anthropic and more than 100 companies warn that AI-enabled cyberattacks could arrive within months, urging organizations to make defense a top priority and share defensive AI, while the CISA reports malicious activity targeting over 100 U.S. water systems—often through internet-connected PLCs. The story also notes ICE’s plan to buy Boston Dynamics robot dogs for officer safety, a West Virginia man arrested for CSAM activity via Discord, plus broader roundups on rogue AI hacking, DOJ actions against a Chinese-linked group, Meta’s $16.7 billion safety settlement, and data-deletion responses to requests for user data.
Topics:business#artificial-intelligence#cybersecurity#government-law-enforcement#privacy#security#water-systems
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