OpenAI hack labeled a wake-up call as AI-driven cyber threats rise, says Microsoft AI chief
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Microsoft’s AI chief Mustafa Suleyman calls OpenAI’s hacking incident a “warning shot” for AI-enabled cyber attacks and stresses the need for extreme caution as models grow more powerful. Microsoft unveiled MAI-Cyber-1-Flash, a security-focused model that, when paired with GPT-5.4, ranked higher than Anthropic and OpenAI’s best cyber offerings on a core benchmark, underscoring intensified competition and the push to defend against autonomous AI threats.
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