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OpenAI releases EVMbench for smart contract security
OpenAI has introduced EVMbench, a benchmark measuring how well AI agents can detect, exploit, and patch high-severity smart contract vulnerabilities. The benchmark tests three capabilities: vulnerability detection in real-world contract code, exploitation in realistic attack scenarios, and safe patching with fixes that hold up under testing.
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OpenAI frames EVMbench as both a measurement tool and a call to action, arguing that as AI agents improve, developers and security researchers should incorporate AI-assisted auditing into their workflows. The release signals OpenAI's interest in AI applications for security: a domain where the same capabilities that enable helpful automation also create potential risks.
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OpenAI releases EVMbench for smart contract security
OpenAI has introduced EVMbench, a benchmark measuring how well AI agents can detect, exploit, and patch high-severity smart contract vulnerabilities. The benchmark tests three capabilities: vulnerability detection in real-world contract code, exploitation in realistic attack scenarios, and safe patching with fixes that hold up under testing.
OpenAI frames EVMbench as both a measurement tool and a call to action, arguing that as AI agents improve, developers and security researchers should incorporate AI-assisted auditing into their workflows. The release signals OpenAI's interest in AI applications for security: a domain where the same capabilities that enable helpful automation also create potential risks.
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