OpenAI, Anthropic, AWS, Microsoft, and 100+ companies warn there is “a limited window” to prepare for AI-enabled cyberattacks and call for “collective action”
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@hackinglz
Justin Elze
on x
In the big picture of security, how much blame does Microsoft deserve for design choices and years of underspending on security? Glad they signed this... https://x.com/...
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@benhayum
Ben Hayum
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I'm happy to see this. At the same time, the fact that we (humanity collectively) took this long and didn't do this back in April...or May...or June...or July...is a shame. Trends are clear - believe in the technology. We can't wait 6 months post-threshold for consensus on bio.
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@ccatalini
Christian Catalini
on x
Y2K26, this time with a shorter countdown. https://x.com/...
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@bradsmi
Brad Smith
on x
As AI capabilities accelerate, so do the risks posed by those who would misuse them. That is why @Microsoft joined other leading technology companies this week in committing to advance cybersecurity just as rapidly as AI itself. Security remains our top priority [...]
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@mattparlmer
@mattparlmer
on x
This is much less productive and helpful than “we at OpenAI have used a tiny fraction of our considerable resources to formally verify these specific open source software projects that we and everybody else depend on”
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@pilvar222
@pilvar222
on x
We're in the middle of the biggest turning point in security I'm glad that my team and I are helping defenders alongside the others 🙂
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@samsabin923
Sam Sabin
on x
More than 100 cos. (including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft) signed an open letter warning that organizations only have months to prepare for AI-enabled attacks. new on @axios: https://www.axios.com/...
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@enoreyes
Eno Reyes
on x
This is a new era for cyber threats. AI is the single most powerful tool for defensive action. We must act swiftly to harden the digital infrastructure that acts as the fuel of progress. Proud to support @openai's efforts here!
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@oegerikus
Oege de Moor
on x
We all must act now. At @XBOW, we're proud to sign this letter.
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@corridor
@corridor
on x
Joining industry leaders on a call for collective action to strengthen cyber defense 🤝 Read the open letter: https://openai.com/... https://x.com/...
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@andrewcurran_
Andrew Curran
on x
From the OpenAI blog. Anthropic, OpenAI, Google, Amazon, Microsoft, Oracle, and Hugging Face have all signed. Among other things they are calling for governments to directly fund cyber defense by giving essential services access to ‘capable defensive AI.’
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@miles_brundage
Miles Brundage
on x
Basically the same stuff I said in Operation Patchlight a bit over a year ago ( https://ifp.org/...) but yes go faster go faster go faster go faster go faster https://x.com/...
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@cogent_security
@cogent_security
on x
We're proud to join @OpenAI and other leaders across the industry in calling for collective action to strengthen cyber defense and ensure AI becomes an asymmetric advantage for defenders.
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@stuxfdev
@stuxfdev
on x
Proud to sign this as @verialabs and to support @OpenAI's call for collective action on cyber defense security is one of the most important + challenging problems right now. many scary things but together we can make the future much safer.
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@arthurctellis
Arthur Tellis
on x
These companies should start (1) sharing large-scale Internet telemetry to enable tracking of malicious cyber actors across various personas, VPS, endpoints, websites, and core Internet services, (2) co-develop detection analytics that run across federated threat tracking
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@keepitcloaked
@keepitcloaked
on x
We signed on. An open letter from @OpenAI for a global surge in cyber defense, signed by over 100 organizations including @AnthropicAI, @AWS, @Google, and @Microsoft. Read the letter: https://openai.com/...
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@chrisrohlf
@chrisrohlf
on x
Consider this my endorsement of this letter. There are technical solutions to most problems in cyber security and AI can efficiently apply all of them at scale. Enable your security team to be a force multiplier with these tools, not a permanent cost center.
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@francesca_lab
Francesca LaBianca
on x
We are proud to support @openai's call for collective action on cyber defense. Together, we can make the digital infrastructure we all depend on more secure.
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@kimmonismus
@kimmonismus
on x
The only question I have is: what about china? Will they join? Have my doubts
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@openai
@openai
on x
We have a limited window to strengthen cyber defenses, and together with organizations including @AnthropicAI, @awscloud, @Google, @Microsoft, and @Oracle, we're calling for a global effort to give defenders the tools, resources, and support to protect the infrastructure we all
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@gdb
Greg Brockman
on x
An open letter for a global surge in cyber defense, signed by over 100 organizations including Anthropic, AWS, Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Oracle. https://x.com/...
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@jackhcable
Jack Cable
on x
Corridor is proud to join @OpenAI and other industry leaders in calling to strengthen cyber defenses in the face of increasingly capable models. Beyond just finding vulns, the focus has to shift to wide-scale remediation and prevention, and that's what we're doing at Corridor.
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@hrkrshnn
Hari
on x
Security is going through a turbulent period unlike any other. We see signs that every organization in the world is at risk as a new wave of models makes offensive cyber operations more effective, faster, and cheaper. We signed an open letter urging the organizations most at
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@jpatel41
Jeetu Patel
on x
These initiatives are so important to continue for the entire ecosystem to support. Thanks to @gdb and @OpenAI for your leadership here. Always important to remember that the adversary, not our competitors, is the enemy. That means we should all have a bias towards transparency
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@kpolley
Kyle Polley
on x
I've never been more optimistic about the future of cybersecurity. AI gives every organization the potential to defend itself at scale. But realizing that potential requires AI companies to build strong guardrails, telemetry, and controls, and to share clear guidance for
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@sama
Sam Altman
on x
this is a critically important moment for cyber defense with AI; there is not much time to act. we are happy if you want to work with us or any of our competitors or partners, but please take this moment seriously. only an urgent and intense collective response will work.
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Nico Waisman
Nico Waisman
on linkedin
The time is now. We need to move fast, and we need to work together. — The scale and speed of AI-powered offensive security is unlike anything we've seen before. …
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Greg Brockman
Greg Brockman
on linkedin
An open letter for a global surge in cyber defense, signed by over 100 organizations including Anthropic, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Google, Microsoft, OpenAI, and Oracle.
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@k8em0
Katie Moussouris
on bluesky
While I agree in general, this open letter from frontier models and tech companies is giving some heavy AI adoption vibes — openai.com/collective-c... [image]
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@deborahb
Deborah Blum
on bluesky
Didn't they think about this while they were creating the problem?
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@davidcrespo
@davidcrespo
on bluesky
cf. the now imminent risk of cyberattacks, perceived by many as alarmist marketing in February [embedded post]
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@kenbazinet
Ken Bazinet
on bluesky
Hospitals, water treatment plants and other critical infrastructure will face hacking threats as AI makes sophisticated cyber capabilities cheaper and accessible to attackers, the group's open letter said, Axios reported. — “We have a limited window to strengthen cyber defenses…
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Rousseau Dasgupta
Rousseau Dasgupta
on linkedin
Amazon Web Services (AWS) is one of 53 companies who just signed an open letter calling for a “surge” in AI cyber defense. …
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Rachel Jin
Rachel Jin
on linkedin
Proud to join OpenAI and 100+ organizations in a collective call to strengthen cyber defense in the AI era. 🚀 …
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Yu Zhou L.
Yu Zhou L.
on linkedin
Cyber defense requires collective action. Abnormal AI is proud to support OpenAI's open letter calling on organizations across technology …
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Hugh Carroll
Hugh Carroll
on linkedin
Proud to see Fortinet on this timely open letter on AI cyber defense with OpenAI, Anthropic, Mastercard, Adobe, and over 100 other entities. Worth a read! …
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Nathalie Barrera
Nathalie Barrera
on linkedin
AI is reshaping the cyber threat landscape, and the window to strengthen our defenses is narrow. We're partnering with OpenAI and organizations across …
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Ashutosh Kulkarni
Ashutosh Kulkarni
on linkedin
We must assume that every attacker will get access to capable frontier AI models, resulting in ever more sophisticated cyber attacks. …
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