More than 300 scientists say AI oversight needed after 'preventable' hacks
13-10-2026 13:06 via abc.net.au

More than 300 scientists say AI oversight needed after 'preventable' hacks

Hundreds of scientists from more than 30 countries call for greater AI safety measures in an open letter, saying that without them, critical infrastructure risks being exposed.
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