OpenAI’s new AI finds hundreds of Linux bugs as Ripple CTO Emeritus comments

David Schwartz, CTO Emeritus of Ripple and one of the original architects of the XRP Ledger, stated that his decision to retire from active development nearly a year ago was well-timed. Schwartz reacted to a recent report from OpenAI researchers detailing major advancements in autonomous cybersecurity models. The new research shows that OpenAI’s cyber model can independently find, test, and patch software vulnerabilities in a complete, automated cycle. The system was tested on the Linux kernel, the fundamental software layer powering most of the world’s servers and cloud clusters. According to OpenAI researcher Eric Wallace, a single autonomous run by the AI changed established standards for network security.

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