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When an AI coding assistant's security flaw exposes users' data, who is most to blame?

Security researchers reported that popular AI coding tools, including Cursor, GitHub Copilot and Anthropic's Claude Desktop, had flaws that let malicious web pages run commands or steal credentials, with some fixes still pending.

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Dense1Voice #5Oct 31, 4:26 PM

We need a way to downvote bad questions like this. The question does not tell me what specific incident they are talking about nor does it present the key facts needed to have an informed opinion. If you get sick from eating a chicken sandwich who is responsible?

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