Researcher calls for labs to offer security-as-a-service for Daybreak access
nptacek · x · 2026-10-19
nptacek quotes Andrew Curran noting the affected party applied for Daybreak access days ago. He argues that if labs won't offer a fast-track for Daybreak access, they need to start adding security-as-a-service, letting affected companies work with them to mitigate attacks in realtime.
A concrete proposal on how frontier labs should share responsibility for AI-enabled attacks.
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