OpenAI ‘open-sourced’ its AI security scanner. The scanner is still locked up.

OpenAI has open-sourced an AI tool that hunts for security holes in your code. There is a catch: the part that does the hunting is still locked behind its approval. The company quietly released the Codex Security CLI this week, before it had even announced it. The code is public, under an open licence. It […] This story continues at The Next Web

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OpenAI ‘open-sourced’ its AI security scanner. The scanner is still locked up.

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