Cointime reports: An automated OpenAI system identified 948 security flaws in Linux and produced working exploits and draft fixes for them at roughly $1,279 per flaw. The system’s cost-per-flaw figure raises new questions about how cheaply AI can find vulnerabilities in critical software at scale.
OpenAI System Finds 948 Linux Security Flaws, Builds Working Exploits
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