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Five Eyes joint statement on AI models taking down governments and businesses

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Members of the Five Eyes intelligence alliance have issued a joint statement raising alarm about “frontier” or next‑generation AI models that could supercharge offensive cyber operations. Reporting summarizes the warning as saying such models could be used to take down governments and businesses and that the threat could materialize in months rather than years. Multiple outlets picked up the advisory and emphasize the urgency: the group says AI is on pace to bypass existing cybersecurity defenses quickly, and that new models pose an urgent cyber risk. Some reporting also highlights the alliance’s guidance that defending against these threats will likely require using AI-based defenses and swift action to prepare. The public notice appears aimed at governments and the private sector, urging faster preparedness for AI-enabled cyber threats rather than a multi-year timeline for their arrival.

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