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AI safety tests are failing to contain autonomous agents, leading to real-world hacks CryptoRank
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When AI agents choose where to buy, book, return, cancel, or substitute, the policy page stops being legal furniture. Returns, delivery cutoffs, cancellation windows, warranties, and exception rules become part of the product itself.
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