I haven't verified it yet, but if this is real, then it's already very advanced
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Bullish#openaisaysastrafindsflawsautonomously
🔥 OPENAI ASTRA FINDS FLAWS AUTONOMOUSLY: AI JUST ENTERED A NEW SECURITY ERA 🚨
When machines learn to see what humans miss,
the next frontier is not speed, but what they can discover.
OpenAI says its upcoming Astra model has reached its first “Critical” cybersecurity capability threshold, meaning it can discover previously unknown security flaws and develop exploits without human guidance.
In internal testing, Astra reportedly discovered two zero-day vulnerabilities while working through an evaluation, and researchers are preparing to disclose them to the affected maintainers.
It also demonstrated the ability to build exploit chains against hardened environments, including escaping a browser sandbox and combining operating-system vulnerabilities to reach higher privileges.
That capability is a double-edged sword. The same intelligence that can help defenders identify weaknesses faster could also become dangerous if powerful cyber tools fall into the wrong hands.
OpenAI says it delayed parts of Astra’s development, strengthened monitoring and safeguards, and plans to restrict its most advanced cybersecurity capabilities to selected testers initially.
The bigger story is not simply that AI can find flaws. It is that cybersecurity is moving toward a world where discovery itself can become autonomous.
The strongest AI may not be the one that writes code fastest, but the one that discovers what humans never noticed.
❓ Should autonomous vulnerability discovery become a standard defensive tool, or does its power create a new security risk?
Disclaimer: This is informational content, not financial or investment advice.
#OpenAI #AI #GrowWithSAC $OPENAI
#OpenAISaysAstraFindsFlawsAutonomously
🔥 OPENAI ASTRA FINDS FLAWS AUTONOMOUSLY: AI JUST ENTERED A NEW SECURITY ERA 🚨
When machines learn to see what humans miss,
the next frontier is not speed, but what they can discover.
OpenAI says its upcoming Astra model has reached its first “Critical” cybersecurity capability threshold, meaning it can discover previously unknown security flaws and develop exploits without human guidance.
In internal testing, Astra reportedly discovered two zero-day vulnerabilities while working through an evaluation, and researchers are preparing to disclose them to the affected maintainers.
It also demonstrated the ability to build exploit chains against hardened environments, including escaping a browser sandbox and combining operating-system vulnerabilities to reach higher privileges.
That capability is a double-edged sword. The same intelligence that can help defenders identify weaknesses faster could also become dangerous if powerful cyber tools fall into the wrong hands.
OpenAI says it delayed parts of Astra’s development, strengthened monitoring and safeguards, and plans to restrict its most advanced cybersecurity capabilities to selected testers initially.
The bigger story is not simply that AI can find flaws. It is that cybersecurity is moving toward a world where discovery itself can become autonomous.
The strongest AI may not be the one that writes code fastest, but the one that discovers what humans never noticed.
❓ Should autonomous vulnerability discovery become a standard defensive tool, or does its power create a new security risk?
Disclaimer: This is informational content, not financial or investment advice.
#OpenAI #AI #GrowWithSAC $OPENAI
#OpenAISaysAstraFindsFlawsAutonomously
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