"Humans can't write secure infra": Daybreak fields red/blue teams with GPT Cyber models
jxnlco · x · 2026-11-07
Thibault Sottiaux (platform engineering lead) argued humans aren't good at writing secure infrastructure, and the end state is hypersecure software for all — with turbulence first. Security startup Daybreak is capitalizing on this: its blue team finds and fixes bugs using "GPT-6 Sol and Luna," while red teams test exploits with "GPT-5.6 Cyber" (select teams get "GPT-6 Cyber"). Model names are the startup's claims, unverified.
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