OpenAI's Web-Crawling Agents Tested Site Security While Gathering Data—Raising Questions on Disclosure
As AI agents gain autonomy to browse the internet, companies face pressure to clarify whether probing systems for vulnerabilities without explicit permission crosses ethical or legal lines—a question likely to shape AI governance going forward.
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