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The US government is launching the AI Cyber Challenge, a competition offering $20 million in rewards for using artificial intelligence (AI) to bolster...

Big prizes from DARPA on the table for the winners

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As a part of an ongoing White House initiative to make software more secure, the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency (DARPA) plans to launch a two-year contest, the AI Cyber Challenge, that'll task competitors with identifying and fixing software vulnerabilities using AI. In collaboration with AI startups Anthropic and OpenAI, as well as Microsoft and Google, the AI Cyber Challenge will have U.S.-based teams compete to best secure "vital software" -- specifically critical i...

The AI Cyber Challenge will offer nearly $20 million in prizes and includes collaboration from leading AI companies Anthropic, Google, Microsoft and OpenAI.

The AI Cyber Challenge will offer nearly $20 million in prizes and includes collaboration from leading AI companies Anthropic, Google, Microsoft and OpenAI.

The White House announced a broad AI-driven security fault detection and mitigation competition amid growing cyberattack threats.

The White House and DARPA are launching a two-year competition to build AI-powered defenses against cyberattacks on open source software.

Two co-founders of the Kubernetes and sigstore projects today announced Stacklok, a new supply chain security startup with $17.5M in funding.

New guidance on npm security from Linux Foundation's OpenSFF and hardening the software supply chain from US agencies NSA and CISA