IndustryThe Decoder·August 18, 2026

OpenAI says it's "pacing model development" as AI cybersecurity risks grow too dangerous

OpenAI is deliberately "pacing AI model development," partly because the upcoming "Astra" model may be close to gaining critical cyberattack capabilities. A new monitoring system triggers an alert within 30 minutes if a model shows suspicious behavior. The article OpenAI says it's "pacing model development" as AI cybersecurity risks grow too dangerous appeared first on The Decoder.

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