Cloudflare says its engineers now rely on OpenAI's Daybreak and Codex to find security flaws and improve code quality.
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Cloudflare announced that its security team is using OpenAI's Daybreak system to investigate discovered vulnerabilities and draft remediation suggestions. The same team also uses OpenAI Codex – an AI that can write and refactor code – to speed up development and raise code quality. The company says the AI assistance helps them respond to threats faster and produce cleaner patches.
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