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OpenAI says its AI found 948 Linux vulnerabilities and wrote a working exploit for each
OpenAI says its AI system found 948 Linux vulnerabilities and wrote a working exploit for each. Crypto security specialists argue decentralization helps the industry prepare better.
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OpenAI says its AI system discovered 948 vulnerabilities in Linux and wrote a working exploit for each one. The claim, based on the company's statement, was reported by CoinDesk, which linked the news to implications for the crypto industry.
According to CoinDesk, some security specialists in the crypto sector believe decentralization leaves the industry better prepared for such a threat than many other sectors. The available material contains no details on the vulnerabilities, the affected distributions, or fix timelines, so it is currently difficult to assess the risk for specific projects.
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