Cybersecurity gets its own model family as defenders look to close the AI gap
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Frontier AI has reset the balance of power in security, and so far the advantage has run one way. Attackers can pick up general-purpose models at will, even though no one built them for defenders, pushing the industry toward purpose-built systems trained on security data rather than the open web. That shift is now taking […] The post Cybersecurity gets its own model family as defenders look to close the AI gap appeared first on SiliconANGLE .
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