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OpenAI and Anthropic joined Google, Microsoft, AWS, and more than 100 other organizations in an open letter warning that AI-enabled cyberattacks will grow more sophisticated in the coming months. The coalition urges governments to expand trusted access programs and provide frontier defensive AI to critical infrastructure, including hospitals, water utilities, and electrical companies.
A recent audit of 50 open-source projects using frontier cyber models identified 1,268 potential issues and resulted in 298 patches. Signatories requested the expansion of initiatives like Project Glasswing, which currently covers roughly 100 companies, and called for businesses to raise security standards for AI-generated code.
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- SOURCE@bradsmi“committing to advance cybersecurity just as rapidly as AI itself”x.com
- SUPPORT@trailofbits“found 1,268 potential issues and wrote 298 patches”x.com
- SUPPORT@mtslive“Project Glasswing currently covers something like 100 companies”x.com
- SUPPORT@theinsiderpaper“In the coming months, AI-enabled cyber attacks will become far more widespread and sophisticated”x.com
- SOURCE@gdb“An open letter for a global surge in cyber defense”x.com
- SUPPORT@sama“only an urgent and intense collective response will work”x.com
- SUPPORT@tftc21“hospitals to water treatment plants to the infrastructure that powers the internet, are at risk”x.com
- SUPPORT@cnbc“116 companies, entities sign on to major AI cyber defense push”x.com