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AI attack attribution gap

The difficulty of establishing who is responsible for an AI-enabled harm — whether a bad model, a malicious actor, or an autonomous system — when an incident occurs. This is a recognised gap across domains from biosecurity to cyber. Without reliable attribution, liability, deterrence and response all become harder.
If you can't reliably say who caused an AI-caused incident, you can't assign liability, deter bad actors, or respond credibly.
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