Global hack on Microsoft exposes US agencies, energy giants
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Cybercrime is a challenge that confronts the entire world, and is a threat that China is committed to combating at every turn. At the same time, however, China opposes the rash accusations made by Microsoft, falsely attributing the SharePoint cyberattacks to China. Microsoft should instead wait for more substantive evidence before jumping to conclusions.
There is an 87% chance that the U.S. will pass legislation that requires cybersecurity around AI models before 2030, according to the Metaculus prediction community.