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slash Wall Street. Here's your T&B Tech Minute for Tuesday, June 4th. I'm

Julie Chang for the Wall Street Journal. We're exclusively reporting

that US prosecutors are investigating a global hacking for hire operation

among those allegedly targeted by hackers, opponents of hedge fund firm Elliot management and oil giant ExxonMobil.

That's according to court documents and people familiar with the matter.

Neither Elliot nor Exxon has been accused of wrongdoing. Exxon said

it hasn't been involved in any hacking activities and an Elliot spokesman said that the firm,

quote, is not aware of this alleged investigation and has not been contacted

by any government officials about the matter.

A group of workers in the artificial intelligence industry say they are afraid to voice their concerns around the

tech's potential threat to humanity. In a letter release today more than a dozen

current and former employees of open AI Google's Deep Mind and Anthropic, said confidentiality agreements, a lack of

whistleblower protections, and the fear of retaliation prevents them from discussing concerns.

They called for the companies to create reporting channels

for employees to voice concerns inside and outside the firms. In response to the letter,

Open AI said it has an anonymous integrity hotline and doesn't release technology

until it has created necessary safeguards. Deep mind ananthropic didn't

immediately respond to requests for comment and we should note News Corp

owner of the Wall Street Journal, has a content licensing

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