OpenAI said on Nov. 4 that a mid-October run of an upcoming cyber model reproduced 1,724 Linux kernel vulnerabilities and produced working exploits for 948 distinct local privilege-escalation bugs, at an API cost of $1,213,430. Human researchers reviewed the outputs, and OpenAI said it has sent hundreds of reports and candidate patches for critical issues while working with Linux maintainers and Patch the Planet partners on the rest. The cyber model is described as upcoming, not as a released product, and the post does not say the patches have been accepted upstream.
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