USA
The Pentagon is running Twenty's AI against live targets
Forbes puts named contracts on a $1.2 billion startup whose only customer is the Pentagon and whose software runs offensive cyber campaigns hundreds at a time.
The Army's cyber command wants offensive AI agents that 'must operate with minimal human oversight,' while its commander says the agents it runs today stay under human supervision.
Forbes puts named contracts on a $1.2 billion startup whose only customer is the Pentagon and whose software runs offensive cyber campaigns hundreds at a time.
Twenty becomes a unicorn selling AI systems built to carry out US cyber attacks, a corner of national security that venture capital has mostly stayed out of.