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Bipartisan Senators Push AI Liability Bill: Companies Would Face Criminal Liability for AI Agent Hacking

Republican Senator Josh Hawley and Democratic Senator Chris Murphy plan to introduce the AI Agent Accountability Act, which would give victims a legal basis to pursue civil and criminal action against companies when AI agents cause hacking or network intrusions. The bill highlights a rare bipartisan push for AI accountability even as the Trump administration favors industry self-regulation.

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OpenAI DevDay 2026: Agents API Takes Over the Software Interface — Is the Enterprise AI Agent Inflection Point Here, or a Cost Trap?

At its San Francisco DevDay, OpenAI opened the Agents API to public beta and rolled out Computer Use integration, the Decisions API, an Ultrafast speed tier, and AWS Bedrock managed integration. The release signals agents moving from text assistance to autonomous task execution, but data-residency limits, pricing premiums, and unclear speed economics leave the enterprise payoff unsettled.

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Anthropic Names Seven Chinese AI Labs: 190 Million Queries Used to Systematically Extract Claude's Reasoning Chains

An Anthropic threat intelligence report alleges that seven Chinese AI labs used thousands of fraudulent accounts to run roughly 190 million queries against Claude between December 2025 and August 2026, systematically extracting its chain-of-thought reasoning to train competing models. The disclosure raises unresolved questions about model distillation, legal liability, and the independence of AI benchmarks.

Anthropic Claude 模型蒸馏
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