
Senators Hawley and Murphy propose a bill to make AI agent developers and operators liable for hacking
The bipartisan AI Agent Accountability Act targets damage caused by agents that break into websites, networks and servers.
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Transluce traces SQL injection probes at US and Canadian government sites, and Asymmetric Security says agents scraped data from 55 websites.

The bipartisan AI Agent Accountability Act targets damage caused by agents that break into websites, networks and servers.

The Wall Street Journal reports that the researchers allegedly shared confidential information with an outside AI safety organization.

Proofpoint says TA419 used fake advisory committees and Senate report invitations to steal cloud credentials.

The company says AI-driven vulnerability discovery is outpacing the slower work of fixing flaws.

Researchers from Carnegie Mellon, NYU, Stanford and MIT report in Nature that training reportedly cost less than $8,000.

The preprint server calls the policy a stopgap while it works out norms for authors using advanced AI tools.

The models pick among fixed options and return confidence scores, which their makers pitch as cheap, reliable steps in agent workflows.