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OpenAI and over a hundred organizations call for strengthening cybersecurity

RTP Notícias28 August 2026 at 06:30

OpenAI, Hugging Face, and over a hundred other organizations linked to artificial intelligence made a joint call for governments and companies to strengthen the cybersecurity of public services. The request was specifically directed to government entities and companies that provide essential services to the population.

The main reason behind this call is the imminent risk that new artificial intelligence technologies represent for the security of public systems. The signing organizations warn that, without adequate protection measures, these services may become vulnerable targets for cyber attacks.

This joint movement demonstrates the growing concern of the technology industry with the dangers associated with the rapid evolution of AI. The companies involved recognize the need to establish higher security standards to protect critical infrastructures.

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