In the second part of its series on governing frontier AI, OpenAI sets out a plan to put advanced models in the hands of cyber defenders. The blueprint also calls for stronger safeguards, modernized cybersecurity and sturdier public institutions.
Cloudflare is using OpenAI's Daybreak to look into security vulnerabilities and suggest patches that its engineers then review. The company's developers also rely on Codex to speed up their work and raise code quality.
Clem Delangue, Hugging Face's co-founder, appears in the Netflix documentary "AI Gone Rogue" but says it is inaccurate. He argues the film goes "full doomer mode" and urges viewers to be cautious before sharing it.
Dell's security chief says financial institutions face two races at once: using AI to act on their data, and preparing for threats driven by AI agents. The warning centers on how cheaply attackers can now get hold of advanced capabilities.
ServiceNow and Nvidia have introduced Arc, an AI agent for businesses. The partners say it tackles agent security with several layers of real-time safety checks, a growing concern as companies hand agents more access.
Loïc Guézo, cybersecurity strategy director at Proofpoint, argues that complying with regulation and actually reducing risk are different goals. He says the EU AI Act alone falls short and sets out five pillars for AI governance that works in practice.