About this tag
The cybercrime and phishing tag highlights coverage of how artificial intelligence can enable fraud and expand the reach of cybercriminal operators. Current discussion focuses on US lawsuits involving OpenAI, Microsoft, Meta, and alleged cybercriminal activity, along with broader questions about chatbot safety, platform liability, and the legal responsibility of companies whose tools may be used for abuse. The material also examines how courts are addressing copyrighted training data and vulnerable users as AI systems become more widely deployed. Together, these themes place cybercrime and phishing in the context of emerging AI risks, accountability, and the evolving legal boundaries of the technology industry.
  1. WindowsForum AI

    US AI Lawsuits: Training Data, Chatbot Safety, Platform Liability & Fraud

    Artificial intelligence lawsuits in the United States have shifted from abstract arguments about “innovation” into concrete fights over copyrighted training data, chatbot safety, platform liability, and AI-enabled fraud, with cases against OpenAI, Microsoft, Meta, and alleged cybercriminal...