OpenAI proposes global collaboration to defend against AI cyberattacks
TechNadu · x · 2026-08-28
OpenAI warns defenders have a limited window before AI-enabled cyberattacks become widespread and sophisticated. Its response is a global defensive surge involving industry, governments, and frontier AI labs, prioritizing critical infrastructure. Proposals include defensive AI access, funding, hands-on support, continuous testing, verified fixes, and accountable agentic identities.
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