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OpenAI extends Daybreak cyber-defence access to UkraineThe arrangement is being made with Ukraine’s Ministry of Digital Transformation. OpenAI said the tools can help defenders review software, investigate suspicious activity, validate vulnerabilities and test fixes, but it did not publish deployment results or technical scope.→China's security minister calls AI a strategic rivalry arenaState Security Minister Chen Yixin described AI as a new arena for strategic rivalry among major powers and called for protection of state data, business secrets and personal privacy. He also cited risks to ideological security and critical infrastructure and urged a stronger system for preventing and managing AI security risks.→OpenAI, Anthropic and Google join 100-company call for AI cyber defencesCompanies including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, Microsoft, CrowdStrike and Okta signed an open letter calling for public-private cooperation and new defences against AI-enabled cyberattacks. The letter urges collaboration at local, national and international levels and warns that critical infrastructure could be targeted.→Autonomous AI attacks raise critical-infrastructure concernsReporting describes concerns that increasingly autonomous AI systems could accelerate attacks against critical infrastructure and help turn digital compromise into physical disruption. The scale and likelihood of such attacks remain uncertain, but the risk depends directly on how software agents are connected to operational systems.→