The Justice Department now has a task force for AI misuse
The Super Intelligence Task Force will set priorities for AI-related prosecutions and take over the department's existing AI litigation work.
Wednesday, November 11, 2026
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The Super Intelligence Task Force will set priorities for AI-related prosecutions and take over the department's existing AI litigation work.
The change was due on November 20. Meta shelved it after objections from publishers and regulators in Norway and Brazil.
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The foundation behind Wikipedia reported millions of automated requests and attempts to break into its tools in October 2026.
The European Court of Justice ended an eight-year case in July 2026, leaving a record antitrust penalty in place.
A hijacked contributor account pushed data-stealing code into Mastra packages downloaded 1.1 million times a week.
Access to Anthropic's Claude Fable 5 and Mythos 5 was suspended in June 2026 under US export controls, and restored on July 1.
Dragos reported in May 2026 that attackers used Claude to build a 17,000-line attack framework.
The April 2026 disclosure affected the protocol many AI tools use to reach files and apps, and produced more than 10 critical vulnerability reports.
A routine database change doubled the size of a configuration file, and a large part of the web returned errors for hours.
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