The company is subsidizing access to its Daybreak security platform after saying Astra can independently find previously unknown software flaws and turn them into working attacks.
- OpenAI will provide $1 billion in subsidized access to its Daybreak cybersecurity models, training and technical support over the next six months.
- The program prioritizes critical infrastructure, governments, banks, nonprofits and open-source maintainers, a category that could include teams securing cryptocurrency and blockchain software.
- The initiative follows OpenAI’s disclosure that its Astra model can autonomously find unknown software flaws and create working exploits, as cryptocurrency companies seek access to advanced artificial intelligence tools for defense.
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