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Brockman said: "we talked to CISOs everywhere as they've been applying these models. They found that there's a bug that's been there for a year that's very business critical." (0:33, YouTube automatic captions)

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00:33 the best possible results. And we talked 00:35 to CISOs everywhere as they've been 00:37 applying these models. They found that 00:38 there's a bug that's been there for a 00:40 year that's very business critical.

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Greg Brockman on how OpenAI uses frontier models for cyber defense
OpenAI (YouTube channel) · 2026-11-10

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OpenAI pointed Astra at its own code and fixed important vulnerabilities, Brockman says 11 Nov 2026

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“Brockman said: "we talked to CISOs everywhere as they've been applying these models. They found that there's a bug that's been there for a year that's very business critical." (0:33, YouTube automatic captions).” ai notis, checked 11 Nov 2026. Source: Greg Brockman on how OpenAI uses frontier models for cyber defense (OpenAI (YouTube channel)). https://ainotis.com/c/4576

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ai notis. (2026, November 11). Brockman said: "we talked to CISOs everywhere as they've been applying these models. They found that there's a bug that's been there for a year that's very business critical." (0:33, YouTube automatic captions) [Checked claim 4576]. ai notis. https://ainotis.com/c/4576

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