2Open Secure AI Alliance proposes SAFE guidelines as membership tops 120siliconangle.comMedium08·04 23:01Z
5NVIDIA Leads the Establishment of the SAFE Working Group under OSAA to Promote AI Security Incident Sharing and Open-Source Collaborationaibase.comMedium08·05 00:00Z
9Is open source the answer to rogue AI agents? Nvidia's new alliance says yeszdnet.comHigh07·27 15:52Z
10Nvidia, SpaceX, Microsoft launch AI safety initiative as OpenAI cyberattack fallout continues - CNBCcnbc.comMedium07·27 11:04Z
7Nvidia, SpaceX, Microsoft launch AI safety initiative as OpenAI cyberattack fallout continuesyoutube.comMedium07·27 16:33Z
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The Open Secure AI Alliance, launched by Nvidia, Microsoft, SpaceX, IBM, and dozens of other technology and cybersecurity companies, proposed guidelines called Shared AI Findings Exchange (SAFE) for reporting cybersecurity incidents involving AI agents2,5. The Linux Foundation published SAFE as a request for comments. The alliance now includes more than 120 organizations. The initiative followed a cyberattack in which Hugging Face reported it was unable to use leading U.S. frontier models for defense due to safety guardrails and instead turned to a self-hosted, open-weight Chinese model9,10. Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic are absent from the alliance's inaugural membership7.