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Palo Alto Networks’ Nikesh Arora is building a defense against the dark side of AI
In April, Nikesh Arora applied a simple but unsettling test to his $300 billion cybersecurity company, Palo Alto Networks : He turned loose on the company’s internal infrastructure an unreleased version of a terrifyingly powerful new AI…
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In April, Nikesh Arora applied a simple but unsettling test to his $300 billion cybersecurity company, Palo Alto Networks : He turned loose on the company’s internal infrastructure an unreleased version of a terrifyingly powerful new AI model called Mythos, created by the artificial intelligence company Anthropic. Arora’s team prompted it to find vulnerabilities in the company’s systems.
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