OpenAI has introduced a new artificial intelligence (AI) model called 'GPT-6 Cyber'. It is designed to find security problems in computer programs and operating systems.

This new AI model has attracted attention by finding 81 serious security problems in the Firefox web browser and 948 security flaws in the Linux operating system.

The main aim of this technology is to find and fix hidden problems in computer software before hackers can use them to cause harm.

What Did the AI Find?
During its tests, OpenAI used GPT-6 Cyber to study the computer code of different software programmes.

It found 81 serious security problems in Mozilla Firefox, a popular web browser. Hackers could have used these problems to attack computers.

The AI model also found 948 security flaws in Linux, an operating system used by millions of computers, servers and other devices around the world.

A Helping Hand for Cybersecurity Experts
Some computer security problems are very difficult to find. Even experts may take months to discover them using regular testing methods.

However, this AI model can help find such problems much faster. The details of the security flaws have been shared with the security teams at Mozilla and Linux so that they can fix them.

As hackers increasingly use AI to carry out cyberattacks, new AI tools like GPT-6 Cyber could help protect computers, websites and important digital services.

In simple words, AI is not only helping hackers. It can also help experts protect the digital world.