NVIDIA Forms Open Secure AI Alliance with Microsoft, IBM, SpaceXAI to Enhance AI Security
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On July 27, 2026, NVIDIA announced the establishment of the 'Open Secure AI Alliance' aimed at improving AI safety and security. This cross-industry alliance, built on the Linux Foundation's Akrites initiative and the OpenSSF community, will focus on utilizing open technologies to address vulnerabilities. Founding partners include major companies like Microsoft, IBM, and SpaceXAI, representing various sectors such as cloud computing and cybersecurity.
The formation of this alliance is significant due to recent security incidents, including one at Hugging Face, which highlighted the challenges posed by closed AI tools in forensic analysis. NVIDIA emphasizes the importance of verifying and adapting advanced AI on proprietary infrastructure, as demonstrated by Hugging Face's analysis of over 17,000 actions to contain intrusions. The alliance aims to provide open models, weights, and data to enhance security measures across the industry.
Looking ahead, NVIDIA plans to release the 'NVIDIA Labs Object-Oriented Agent (NOOA)' project on GitHub to facilitate testing, tracking, and governance of agent behaviors. Other members will contribute technologies such as HPE's zero-trust ID framework and Microsoft's MDASH for identifying exploitable bugs. No further timeline was disclosed at the time of publication.
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NVIDIA、Microsoft・IBM・SpaceXAI等と「Open Secure AI Alliance」を結成 AIエージェント時代のセキュリティ強化へ
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