@OpenAI: We've used GPT-5.6-Cyber extensively in real-world vulnerability research, including work that uncovered previously unk…
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OpenAI highlights the use of GPT-5.6-Cyber in real-world vulnerability research, including discovering previously unknown bugs in open-source software like Chrome's V8 engine.
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We’ve used GPT-5.6-Cyber extensively in real-world vulnerability research, including work that uncovered previously unknown vulnerabilities in popular open-source software like Chrome’s v8 engine. https://t.co/prM5lPEQkn
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