Microsoft AI Bug Bounty Program
Microsoft created a new AI Bug Bounty program, which rewards people who help improve the AI Power Bing experience. The rewards range from $2,000 to $15,000.
The initial release of AI-powered Bing’s scope product aims to provide enhanced security against emerging vulnerabilities. Through the integration of AI technology, Bing offers innovative experiences that directly impact the safety of our customers. The information has been reported by Microsoft.
You can get bounty awards for the following goods and integrations:
The service aids Microsoft customers in maintaining a competitive edge by providing timely updates on evolving tools and security concerns.
Microsoft’s new AI incentive program is the product of extensive research and development over the past few months.
These discoveries and investments include an AI security research challenge and an update to Microsoft’s vulnerability severity rating for AI systems.
Even if researchers didn’t receive a bounty payout for their findings, they may still receive public recognition if their findings lead to the discovery and fixing of a vulnerability.
They may receive points in our researcher recognition program, which can be redeemed for merchandise and a spot on Microsoft’s Most Valuable Researcher list.
As a way of protecting its customers from harmful attacks, Microsoft works closely with security researchers through special programs. Microsoft would like to express its gratitude to all the partners who have helped in this effort.
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