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OpenAI, Google and More Than 100 Companies Call for Joint Cybersecurity Action
The growing use of artificial intelligence in cyber threats has brought technology giants together. OpenAI, Google, Microsoft, Anthropic and other major companies have published an open letter calling for stronger cyber defense in the age of artificial intelligence. The letter, titled “A call for collective action on cyber defense,” has been endorsed by more than 100 companies operating in artificial intelligence, technology, finance and other fields. The signatories include OpenAI, Google, Anthropic, Amazon Web Services (AWS), Microsoft, Cisco, Cloudflare, CrowdStrike, Hugging Face, Oracle and Perplexity.
The letter states that as artificial intelligence models become more capable, both the number and complexity of AI-assisted cyberattacks could increase significantly in the coming months. The companies believe that current cybersecurity methods may not be sufficient to prevent future threats. The open letter is based on three core principles: recognizing that existing security approaches are insufficient, providing cyber defense professionals with artificial intelligence-powered tools and collectively combating cyber threats. The companies are also calling on governments, organizations, and the technology and cybersecurity sectors to collaborate more actively in this area. In particular, companies developing advanced AI models are advised to create security tools that make it possible to monitor system activity, make the identities of AI agents traceable and accountable, and share best practices for continuous monitoring.
The letter states that as artificial intelligence models become more capable, both the number and complexity of AI-assisted cyberattacks could increase significantly in the coming months. The companies believe that current cybersecurity methods may not be sufficient to prevent future threats. The open letter is based on three core principles: recognizing that existing security approaches are insufficient, providing cyber defense professionals with artificial intelligence-powered tools and collectively combating cyber threats. The companies are also calling on governments, organizations, and the technology and cybersecurity sectors to collaborate more actively in this area. In particular, companies developing advanced AI models are advised to create security tools that make it possible to monitor system activity, make the identities of AI agents traceable and accountable, and share best practices for continuous monitoring.