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OpenAI announced that it is giving Ukraine access to Daybreak, a program already used by cybersecurity agencies in several European countries to analyze faults and test fixes using AI.
OpenAI will provide the Ukrainian government with access to the Daybreak cybersecurity program.
Daybreak uses AI to analyze faults and test fixes, and is already being used by cybersecurity agencies in Germany, Poland, France and other European countries.
WASHINGTON, September 23 - RIA Novosti. The American artificial intelligence (AI) development company OpenAI on Wednesday announced that it would provide Kyiv with access to the Daybreak cybersecurity program.
"OpenAI will provide the Ukrainian government with access to its Daybreak program to support the cyber defense of civilian infrastructure. Working with the Ministry of Digital Transformation, OpenAI will provide Ukrainian teams with access to tools to identify software vulnerabilities, as well as to speed up troubleshooting," the company said in a statement.
It is noted that the program allows you to analyze faults and test fixes using AI.
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Ukrainian specialists will begin using the Daybreak program to analyze and eliminate vulnerabilities in critical infrastructure in the coming weeks
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