It absolutely is not. It's yet more evidence that the culture inside these companies is entirely inadequate for a company that's building what they appear to be claiming are WMDs that are very likely to be species-ending.
> ...because typically you need to show intent.
a) You seem to be suggesting that criminal negligence doesn't exist. You also seem to be claiming that deploying and operating computer software that you built [0] that you don't just know but widely advertise has a "discover and exploit faults in someone else's computer systems" feature without ensuring that that computer software cannot access other people's computer systems isn't -when viewed in the most lenient possible light- incredible negligence.
b) Go look up the facts of weev's case. weev's intent was very obviously benign and prosocial. The only reason he didn't spend four years in jail and have to pay tens of thousands of dollars was because of a choice of jurisdiction error made by the Federal government.
[0] "You" in this case refers OpenAI, Anthropic, and other major LLM providers. Don't bother with a "But what if the people running the software had nothing to do with building it!" retort.