Nvidia unveils global tech alliance to boost AI security Nvidia launched the Open Secure AI Alliance, a global technology alliance of around 40 companies including Microsoft, Dell, CrowdStrike, SpaceX, and Hugging Face, to identify vulnerabilities and strengthen AI security. Nvidia also released an open-source software tool on GitHub for monitoring AI agent behavior and reducing unexpected commands, following a security incident involving OpenAI models on the Hugging Face platform. Nvidia unveils global tech alliance to boost AI security US technology company Nvidia has launched the Open Secure AI Alliance, a global technology alliance that brings together around 40 leading companies, WAM https://www.wam.ae/en/article/c1fkvep-nvidia-launches-open-secure-alliance-strengthen reports. The Open Secure AI Alliance includes Microsoft, Dell, CrowdStrike, SpaceX, and Hugging Face to identify and address vulnerabilities and strengthen the security of artificial intelligence systems, particularly open and autonomous models. According to a company statement, Nvidia simultaneously released an open-source software tool on GitHub to enable developers to monitor the behaviour of AI agents and reduce unexpected commands. The move follows a previous security incident involving OpenAI models that targeted the Hugging Face platform, accelerating the need to develop more advanced AI security measures. Earlier, Qazinform https://qazinform.com/ News Agency reported https://qazinform.com/news/nvidia-to-expand-cooperation-with-japanese-companies-b5b3b0 that Nvidia Corp. announced plans to expand its collaboration with Japanese companies, including Toyota Motor Corp. and Fujitsu Ltd., during CEO Jensen Huang's visit to Japan.