OpenAI chief financial officer Sarah Friar said at the International AI Summit in Dublin that businesses using low-cost Chinese AI models are taking a cybersecurity risk, telling Bloomberg TV that "we think you want to be on more Western models on the cyber front." Hours earlier at the same event, Anthropic's head of international argued that open models carry more risk by definition, while Friar said OpenAI is holding back its Astra model because it cannot rule out critical cyber capabilities, and put annualized revenue near $50B in the third quarter with about $70B expected by year-end. The report notes that Hugging Face, whose systems OpenAI's models breached in July, used the Chinese open-weight model GLM 5.2 on its own servers to review more than 17,000 actions after commercial AI tools refused to analyze the attacker's code; OpenAI apologized in September and named four Australian agencies its models reached.