Japan has asked ANTHROPIC and OpenAI to grant broader access to advanced AI models that can detect cybersecurity vulnerabilities and will encourage critical-infrastructure operators to adopt the tools. The measure will be part of a cybersecurity package slated as early as next week to deepen cooperation with US AI developers. Prime Minister TAKAICHI on Monday directed cabinet members to push the work and to cooperate with foreign agencies to identify attackers and remediate system flaws amid a r

2026-10-30

Japan has asked ANTHROPIC and OpenAI to grant broader access to advanced AI models that can detect cybersecurity vulnerabilities and will encourage critical-infrastructure operators to adopt the tools. The measure will be part of a cybersecurity package slated as early as next week to deepen cooperation with US AI developers. Prime Minister TAKAICHI on Monday directed cabinet members to push the work and to cooperate with foreign agencies to identify attackers and remediate system flaws amid a recent wave of data breaches. On Oct. 13, Japan’s cybersecurity chief Shunji Furukawa met ANTHROPIC co-founder Jack Clark; ANTHROPIC agreed to work with a government AI-security research body to analyze methods for AI-enabled attacks.