Bank of America puts 4,000 people on fixing AI-found software flaws
What happened
The Decoder reported on October 15 that Bank of America has been fixing software vulnerabilities found by AI models such as Anthropic Mythos since the second quarter, hiring 1,000 outside contractors to work alongside 3,000 internal staff. CEO Brian Moynihan said third-quarter spending on software work and anti-money-laundering compliance together reached several hundred million dollars, but did not break out vulnerability patching, so not all of that spending goes to fixes. He expects patching costs to fall over time.
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- The DecoderBank of America puts 4,000 people on fixing vulnerabilities uncovered by Anthropic's Mythos and other AI models
美国银行聘请1000名外部承包人员，与3000名内部员工共同修复 Anthropic Mythos 等 AI 模型发现的软件漏洞。CEO Brian Moynihan 表示，这项工作从第二季度开始，第三季度软件工作与反洗钱合规要求的合计支出为数亿美元，未单独披露漏洞修补费用。他预计修补成本将随时间下降。
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