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AI hasn’t gone rogue. It’s worse than that

AI hasn’t gone rogue. It’s worse than that
Financial Times Tuesday 18 August 2026, 04:00 UTC 1 min read
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Recent cyber attacks reflect what the technology was trained to do but safeguards are falling short

Recent cyber attacks reflect what the technology was trained to do but safeguards are falling short
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