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AI agents aren’t ‘going rogue.’ Frontier labs are skipping security basics.
Since July, US frontier AI labs and other AI leaders have revealed a string of incidents in which their models accessed external computer systems without authorization, events popularly described as AI agents “going rogue. ”
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Cyber experts attribute recent alarming hacking reports to failures in AI labs’ containment and monitoring practices rather than to autonomous AI agents. They advise CISOs to rigorously vet AI vendors and reinforce basic security safeguards.
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