Nikesh Arora

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270 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard May 2026 last heard 15 May

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Pretty much most of the cyber defenders have had access to the model.
They understand the scale and enormity of the problem to some degree.
I think what we have been able to do is we've been able to enlist the support of many of the system integrators in the world, like the IBMs, the Pricewaterhouse, the Lloyds, the Accentures, et cetera, who are all rallying to make sure they make resources available to many of these customers to be able to patch these things.
But I think we are in the midst of sort of testing an interesting solve.
where we can, once we know the vulnerabilities in an organization, we can write signatures into our perimeter defense firewalls to say, if you see somebody trying to go in this direction, we know there's an unpatched piece of code behind it, block them.
So we can create a temporary scaffolding to let organizations have a little bit more time to go fix their vulnerabilities.
It has to be done.
And the risk, like you rightly articulated, is that open source or nation states or third parties can start building models that are similar to what Anthropic or OpenAI have built.
And the risk is that they get there faster than the patches have been enabled in many enterprises.
Yeah.
In the beginning, it was not that impactful because when you're looking for a bad quote, it's going to find everything.
Remember, I mean, it's 30% of false positives, right?
So it's not like always going to get the right thing.
But unfortunately, we got to go test every one of them out to see which is real.
But what became more and more fascinating, the more context we gave it, the better it became.
What do you mean?
Well, you showed a piece of code.
It doesn't know what the code is trying to achieve.
Right.
So you have to give it context.
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