Microsoft has recently launched the Bing AI Bug Bounty Program, encouraging global security researchers to discover vulnerabilities in Bing AI products. The reward ranges from $2,000 to $15,000 to attract participation from researchers. Microsoft aims to identify various types of vulnerabilities, including prompt injection attacks and fake chat messages. This initiative is part of Microsoft's effort to expand Bing Chat and challenge Google's dominance in the search market.
Microsoft Launches Bing AI Vulnerability Bounty Program with Up to $15,000 Reward
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