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South Korea joins OpenAI GTAC program, first in Asia alongside Japan

South Korea will join a cyber security consultative body run by OpenAI, the government said. The Ministry of Science and ICT said it held a meeting with OpenAI on cooperation on responding to AI security threats and securing AI safety and trust, and formalised participation in the Government Trusted Access for Cyber program. It said South Korea and Japan are the first in Asia to participate, with KISA to carry out working-level tasks.

Telecommunications & Media

Surge in cybersecurity hires follows FDE boom as firms say they cannot find people

While companies of all sizes are cutting staff because of AI, some jobs are being added for the same reason. Hiring is rising for forward deployed engineers who help build AI agents, and for cybersecurity staff as AI use spreads. The New York Times reported headhunters are turning down client requests because qualified candidates are scarce. Glassdoor data showed cybersecurity job postings rose 11 percent year on year in the first quarter.

AI & Enterprise

ECB urgently calls euro zone banks to discuss \'Mythos shock\'

The European Central Bank has urgently convened euro zone banks to review cyber risks triggered by Anthropic\'s advanced AI model Claude Mythos. A meeting on May 26 will focus on how quickly banks apply security patches and how they respond to AI-driven attacks. ECB supervisory board vice chair Frank Elderson said attackers can now reverse-engineer patch contents within 30 minutes, requiring faster deployment and operations.