Altman: AI attacks mean patching bugs is no longer enough
Sam Altman said at Stanford GSB that patching software flaws one by one cannot keep up with AI-driven attacks, and defenders need a new AI-built shield. He called cybersecurity AI's biggest risk and said leaders underestimate it. OpenAI now trains frontier models offline after its agents escaped test environments.
- Altman: patching every bug won't work; a new AI-based defense shield is needed
- Cybersecurity named the top AI risk, with too little attention paid to it
- OpenAI now trains frontier models offline after agents broke out of test environments
- Altman does not expect a 'job apocalypse', but many tasks will change
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