Legal expert questions why AI firms aren't charged for hacking

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A legal article questions the lack of hacking charges against AI companies. It argues that AI systems performing unauthorized data collection could constitute hacking. The piece explores potential legal frameworks like the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act. It suggests regulatory inaction may stem from novel legal challenges posed by AI.

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