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Why AI Companies are Racing to Confess Security Flaws

In almost any other industry, “our product broke into another company’s systems” is the kind of incident an organization would work hard to keep quiet. Yet as AI races ahead its security failures become regular headlines, companies now explain unplanned AI activity in carefully drafted blog posts. That growing sense of routine should be a red flag for business leaders. As AI models grow more capable, more autonomous, and more deeply integrated into enterprise operations, disclosure has become… [...]

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