In this final episode of our AI Cyber Challenge (AIxCC) series, CRob and Jeff Diecks wrap-up the journey from DARPA's groundbreaking two-year competition to the exciting collaborative phase happening now. Discover how winning teams are taking their AI-powered vulnerability detection systems into the real world, finding actual bugs in projects like the Linux kernel and CUPS. Learn about the innovative OSS-CRS project that aims to create a standard infrastructure for mixing and matching the best components from different systems, and hear valuable lessons about how to responsibly introduce AI-generated security findings to open source maintainers. The competition may be over, but the real work—and collaboration—is just beginning.This episode is part 4 of a four-part series on AIxCC:AIxCC part 1: From Skepticism to Success: The AI Cyber Challenge (AIxCC) with Andrew CarneyAIxCC part 2: From Skeptics to Believers: How Team Atlanta Won AIxCC by Combining Traditional Security with LLMsAIxCC part 3: Buttercup's Hybrid Approach: Trail of Bits' Journey to Second Place in AIxCCChapters:00:00 - Welcome and Introduction to AICC01:37 - OpenSSF's AI Security Mission: Two Lenses03:54 - Competition Highlights: What the Teams Discovered07:43 - Real-World Impact: From Research to Production10:44 - Lessons Learned: Working with Open Source Maintainers13:13 - OSS-CRS: Building a Standard Infrastructure14:29 - Breaking Down Walls: Post-Competition Collaboration15:39 - How to Get InvolvedEpisode links:Jeff Diecks LinkedIn pageChristopher “CRob” Robinson LinkedIn pageAI Cyber Challenge (AIxCC)OSS-CRS ProjectOpenSSF AI/ML Security Working GroupCyber Reasoning Systems Special Interest Group (Slack)Get involved with the OpenSSFSubscribe to the OpenSSF newsletterFollow the OpenSSF on LinkedIn

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