TechCrunch: OpenAI Not Publicly Supporting NVIDIA AI Safety Platform, But Collaborating Privately
NVIDIA announced on Monday the formation of the "Open Agent Safety Platform" alliance, aiming to address rogue AI agent issues through its self-developed open-source AI agent safety technology, with over 100 companies already joining. An OpenAI spokesperson confirmed to TechCrunch that the company supports NVIDIA's work and is collaborating on agent safety, including participating in the development of OpenShell software. OpenShell is a key open-source sandbox software for the platform, used to prevent AI agents from escaping. The report noted that one reason for OpenAI's lack of public support is that the platform includes proprietary hardware components and can only be deployed on NVIDIA hardware.
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