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FTC probes Anthropic and OpenAI "breaches", wonders who should be liable
(arstechnica.com)
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this post was submitted on 15 Oct 2026
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Yep. If you run software of any kind, and the software commits a crime, it's not the software that is liable. This is such an easy thing judicially, all this fucking around is politically motivated. If anyone else had exploited vulnerabilities in computer systems, they would already breathe sieved air. The same should happen to the execs at OpenAI and Anthropic.