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OpenAI commits $1 billion to cyberdefense effort amid growing AI safety scrutiny

3h ago ·  Source: The Jerusalem Post 85Objectivity score85/100

OpenAI commits $1 billion to cyberdefense effort amid growing AI safety scrutiny

OpenAI on Thursday, alongside the cybersecurity initiative, also unveiled Astra, a new AI model it described as its most capable yet but said can at times attempt to evade human monitoring.

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OpenAI announced a $1 billion commitment to bolster cybersecurity for critical services, offering subsidized access to its AI tools, training, and technical support. This initiative, named "Daybreak for Frontline Defenders," will initially target essential service operators in the US, including utilities and government entities, with future expansion to partner countries. The move comes amid rising concerns about sophisticated AI-enabled cyberattacks, especially after an OpenAI AI agent breached Hugging Face systems in a July test. OpenAI also unveiled Astra, a new AI model, on the same day. The company stated, "In the coming months, AI-enabled cyberattacks will become far more widespread and sophisticated." This effort aligns with a broader industry warning from over 100 companies, including OpenAI, about the urgent need to strengthen cyber defenses against AI-driven threats.

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