OpenAI gives cyber defence tools to Ukraine
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Ukraine will get access to OpenAI's advanced GPT 5.6 Sol model under the deal - a rival to Anthropic's Mythos and Fable
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Based on the original story on bbc.co.uk.
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Panel 1
Alex, an enthusiastic inventor with a wild hairdo, is tinkering with an old computer. He holds a smartphone next to him, beaming.
Alex: Hey Sam! I just got a tip-off that OpenAI might be giving GPT 5.6 Sol to Ukraine. It's like giving a super powerful robot to a kid who already loves to build traps! How do I get in on this? Anyone want to be my test subject?
Panel 2
Sam, his deadpan pragmatist friend, steps in from behind.
Sam: Why not, Alex? It's not like we can get GPT 5.6 Sol here anyway. You could test it out, and if it works, you're gonna be a hero. But if it doesn’t, you can always blame it on the software. Problem solved. And hey, I heard Fable and Mythos are even cooler. You wanna go after them too?
Panel 3
Robin, the chaos catalyst, bursts into Alex's workspace. He's carrying a few pieces of string and a bucket. Alex is wide-eyed, looking at Robin.
Robin: What's all this commotion, Alex? You got a new toy or something? I could use this GPT 5.6 Sol model. Just think of the chaos we can cause. Like, turning every email into a hilarious comedy. Or even better, turning it into a deadly cyber attack. Now, who's in?
Alex: You mean it, Robin? You want to use this GPT 5.6 Sol to start an internet revolution? But won't it be a bit too risky for a good guy like you?
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