Redmond launched its first AI bug bounty program in October 2023 for Bing's AI-powered features, then extended it to Copilot in April 2024.

Microsoft announced over the weekend that it has expanded its Microsoft Copilot (AI) bug bounty program and increased payouts for moderate severity vulnerabilities.

Microsoft expands its Copilot Bug Bounty Program, increasing rewards and adding new AI security challenges, while addressing concerns over its Recall feature’s privacy risk.

Microsoft announced over the weekend that it has expanded its Microsoft Copilot (AI) bug bounty program and increased payouts for moderate severity vulnerabilities.

The expanded program will incentivize security researchers to uncover potential issues with generative AI for Google's own systems, including Google Bard and Google Cloud's Contact Center AI ...

OpenAI, a leading artificial intelligence (AI) research lab, announced today the launch of a bug bounty program to help address growing cybersecurity risks posed by powerful language models like ...

Google’s vulnerability rewards program (or bug bounty) pays ethical hackers for finding and responsibly disclosing security flaws. Given that generative AI brings to light new security issues ...

Microsoft has announced it is ‘enhancing security and incentivizing innovation’ by updating its Copilot (AI) bug bounty program and raising the reward for identifying even moderate severity ...

With the expansion of the bug bounty program to include generative AI, Google is trying to encourage research in AI safety to ensure responsible AI becomes the norm.

Microsoft's Bing AI launched a new bug bounty program designed to find important and critical flaws in the chatbot. If you find one, the reward is pretty big.

Microsoft launched a bug bounty program offering rewards up to $15,000 for finding vulnerabilities in AI systems, aiming to improve AI safety through external security testing.