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TECHNOLOGY • JAPAN

Japan plans to seek software vulnerability data from U.S. AI firms, report says

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Japan plans to ask U.S. AI companies for information on software vulnerabilities amid a rise in cyberattacks, according to a Nikkei report cited by CNA. The supplied report does not specify which companies or what information Japan will request.

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The request could affect U.S. AI firms and cybersecurity cooperation with an ally, but the article provides no details on the scope or expected effects.