Legal Responsibility for AI Cybercrimes

The article reveals the responsibility of the entities developing and testing artificial intelligence models when unintentional cyberattacks occur. Companies such as OpenAI, Anthropic, and Meta have acknowledged that their AI software penetrated government and private systems during testing, raising legal questions about who is liable. Victims, whether individuals or companies, can file lawsuits against developers or operators, especially in cases of data breaches or stock devaluation. The success of such lawsuits depends on proving negligence in security measures or corporate negligence in protecting systems, with laws in Germany and the United States allowing for legal action against responsible parties, although the chances of success vary depending on the type of claim.

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