Poland gains powerful AI tool from OpenAI to combat hackers

Poland has joined a select group of nations with access to GPT 5.5 Cyber, OpenAI's latest artificial intelligence model specifically developed to bolster cybersecurity efforts. The U.S. administration granted approval for the technology's deployment, and it has since been implemented by NASK (the Polish cybersecurity and research center) and CERT Polska (the Computer Emergency Response Team).

The new AI model is primarily intended for the automated detection of vulnerabilities within public administration systems. It will also be utilized for analyzing potential threats and rigorously testing existing security measures. By leveraging artificial intelligence, the time required to identify security loopholes can be substantially decreased, a critical advantage given the escalating volume and sophistication of cyberattacks worldwide.

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