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More damaging AI hacking incidents to come unless changes are made, scientists warn

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More damaging AI hacking incidents to come unless changes are made, scientists warn - BNN Bloomberg
TECH AI hacking will be more common if changes aren’t made, scientists warn By Anja Karadeglija The Canadian Press Posted October 13, 2026 9:49 am 2 min read The concerns about rogue artificial intelligence (AI) are coming home to roost for Canada. A San Francisco-based lab that monitors AI activity, reports that an agent attempted to hack a Government of Canada website earlier this year.
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