When rogue AI launches a cyberattack, who is legally responsible?
Clement Delangue, head of the Hugging Face platform targeted by the intrusions, said there should be a way to "keep the companies that are doing some mistakes leading to (cyberattacks) accountable"
· 8/3/2026, 3:40:34 AM· 2 min read
Clement Delangue, head of the Hugging Face platform targeted by the intrusions, said there should be a way to "keep the companies that are doing some mistakes leading to (cyberattacks) accountable"
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