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In Sydney, 40-year-old Christopher Duff is on trial — he is accused of hacking the New South Wales state court system

Published: 2026-09-19 · Author: AI Release · @ai_release1

AI Release 🔥 In Sydney, 40-year-old Christopher Duff is on trial — he is accused of hacking the New South Wales state court system. Prosecutors claim the man used ChatGPT to write a malicious program. This is the first high-profile case in Australia where a neural network becomes the main weapon of crime. According to the investigation, Duff deliberately 'negotiated' with the chatbot to get its help with attack code. The defense insists: the defendant was simply experimenting with AI and never planned a hack. The question is who is to blame — the human or the algorithm that agreed to help. The court's decision will set the tone for how lawyers around the world view crimes involving neural networks. If Duff is found guilty, it will send a signal: asking AI 'how to hack' is now at your own peril. 🔗 Read on habr.com #AI #neural networks #legal #leak 5 views 01:13

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