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OpenAI launches open-source bug bounty to patch security flaws
OpenAI is funding researchers to find and fix vulnerabilities in open-source software. The program targets security gaps in widely-used libraries before attackers do.
OpenAI Launches Bug-Bounty Program to Challenge Anthropic's Open-Source Credibility
OpenAI is paying researchers to find and fix vulnerabilities in open-source AI projects, directly countering Anthropic's positioning as the safety-focused alternative. Details on eligibility and submission process coming.
Jason Liu uses Codex to run projects across multiple prompts
OpenAI shared how one developer preserves context and manages complex work using Codex beyond single-turn interactions. Learn the pattern for long-running coding tasks.
OpenAI funds open-source maintainers to patch security holes with AI
OpenAI's Patch the Planet program provides funding and AI assistance to help open-source maintainers identify and fix vulnerabilities. The initiative is part of Daybreak, a broader push to improve software security.
OpenAI Releases Daybreak Tools to Help Organizations Find and Patch Vulnerabilities
OpenAI announced Daybreak, a suite including Codex Security and GPT-5.5-Cyber, designed to help organizations identify, validate, and patch security vulnerabilities. Details on pricing and availability remain unclear.
Omio uses OpenAI to build conversational travel search
Travel search platform Omio integrated OpenAI's models to power natural-language booking queries. Here's how they accelerated product development and shifted to an AI-native architecture.
Anthropic's code model ban shows how US export controls backfire
After the government blocked Anthropic's Fable model on national security grounds, cybersecurity experts warned the ban may leave the country more vulnerable—not safer. Here's what comes next.
ASML's $400M chip machine keeps Moore's Law alive for AI
ASML's newest lithography tool etches transistors at 8 nanometers and ships now to chipmakers racing to build AI infrastructure. Why the Dutch company controls 90% of the market—and who wants to break that monopoly.
India deploys AI to warn of elephant attacks in minutes, not hours
3,000 human deaths in five years drive deployment of infrared sensors and drone systems across Indian villages. Early warning times cut from hours to seconds.
AMD restores memory encryption to consumer CPUs after user backlash
AMD will reinstate TSME memory encryption in Ryzen 9000 consumer processors via July firmware update, reversing a silent removal that sparked complaints about steering users toward pricier models.
AI virtual staging fools renters with fake furniture and vanished fireplaces
New York renters are discovering apartments look nothing like their AI-enhanced listings. Brokers now face state disclosure laws and lawsuit risk for misleading photos.
Nvidia's water fix ignores AI's real problem: power plants
Nvidia claims its cooling system cuts data center water use by up to 100%. But fossil fuel power plants that run those facilities consume 2–3x more water than the chip cooling itself.