OpenAI and over a hundred organizations speak of imminent cybersecurity risk because of AI
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OpenAI and over a hundred organizations speak of imminent cybersecurity risk because of AI

Jornal de Negócios28 August 2026 at 07:13

More than a hundred organizations, including OpenAI, issued a joint alert about imminent cybersecurity risks related to artificial intelligence. The warning comes at a time when the adoption of AI technologies continues to grow rapidly worldwide.

The signatory organizations are calling on all companies to prioritize cyber defense immediately. The goal is for companies to raise their security standards to address the new threats that arise with the increasing use of AI systems.

This joint alert reflects the growing concern of the technology industry with the dangers that AI can pose when used maliciously by cyber attackers. The organizations recognize that a coordinated effort is needed to address these challenges.

The message left by the companies is clear: cybersecurity must be treated as an absolute priority by all organizations that use or develop artificial intelligence technologies.

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