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OpenAI to Grant Select Partners Early Access to AI Model With Critical Cyber Capabilities

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OpenAI is preparing to release a new AI model called Astra that possesses what the company describes as critical cybersecurity capabilities. Rather than a broad public launch, the model will first be made available to a select group of partners. The early-access approach is intentional, giving those partners time to evaluate the technology and strengthen their own defenses before wider deployment. The move reflects growing industry concern around the offensive potential of advanced AI systems in the cybersecurity domain.

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