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OpenAI launches an internal AI security sprint and expands defense access

OpenAI announced a security sprint with outside partners, increased bug bounty payouts, and expanded AI access for defenders.

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Summary

OpenAI is planning an internal security sprint with partners like Cathedral to test its AI models and systems. The company quadrupled rewards for critical findings in its bug bounty program. It is also providing subsidized access to its capable models for Daybreak customers and frontline defenders.

What changed

  • Planned an internal security sprint with Cathedral researchers to test and strengthen systems using AI models.
  • Increased rewards for critical findings in the Security Bug Bounty program.
  • Committed $1 billion in subsidized access to frontier cyber capabilities for Daybreak customers over six months.

Availability

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“We’re using our most capable models to strengthen our own defenses and making them available to Daybreak customers.”

Founder takeaway

Review your security posture and check if your organization qualifies for the available subsidized AI defense resources.

Source

OpenAIPreparing our next security sprint to harden OpenAI

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