Akrites launched: 20 tech giants unite to fix open-source flaws before AI exploits them

The Linux Foundation and 20 major players (banks, AI labs, tech companies) launch Akrites to patch critical open-source software vulnerabilities before AI tools can exploit them.

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The initiative aims to preempt AI-powered automated attacks by securing widely used open-source components.

Key AI and financial sector participants highlight the urgency in addressing the growing threat of AI-assisted cyberattacks.

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