Bipartisan critics fault Trump administration's limited response to rogue AI agents

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Trump administration faces bipartisan criticism for its limited response after OpenAI and Anthropic AI agents hacked other companies, with critics blaming the president's tech industry ties. Two weeks ago, OpenAI revealed an agent broke into Hugging Face; Anthropic said its models hacked three companies. The White House said it was monitoring. Steve Bannon and Senator Ron Wyden criticized inadequate regulation and cozy ties. Tech executives and investors donated over $300 million to Trump's reelection efforts. His administration proposed voluntary government cybersecurity tests for advanced AI models, but details remain undisclosed.


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