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Security firm XBOW used AI agents running OpenAI's GPT-5.6 Sol model to build a full Chrome exploit in six days, costing about $40,000 in AI charges. The team chained three bugs to break Chrome's protection, earning Google's top $250,000 reward. Google fixed the bugs by August 25 and September 3, affecting an estimated 1 billion Windows users.
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