Tech industry leaders join to form Open Secure AI Alliance to promote safety and security
today announced the launch of the Open Secure AI Alliance, a new organization founded by technology, cloud computing and cybersecurity leaders to build and share open artificial intelligence tools. As the capability and strength of AI tools grows and shapes the technology industry, it is becoming instrumental for safety, security and trust to remediate and [... ] The post Tech industry leaders join to form Open Secure AI Alliance to promote safety and security appeared first on SiliconANGLE.
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- SiliconANGLE UPDATED 12:05 EDT / JULY 27 2026 AI Tech industry leaders join to form Open Secure AI Alliance to promote safety and security by Kyt Dotson Nvidia Corp.
As the capability and strength of AI tools grows and shapes the technology industry, it is becoming instrumental for safety, security and trust to remediate and secure vulnerabilities within this emerging software.
- In addition to Nvidia, founding partners included Adobe Inc.
The mission of the OSAA is to ensure that defenders have access to open, frontier tools that they can trust and control.
- Recently, Hugging Face, the open-source AI model and tool repository, suffered a breach from a then-unknown attacker and attempted to use current centralized closed-source frontier AI tools to defend itself - however, safeguards on these models blocked it from doing the necessary analysis.
- This is not the first time AI models, including frontier models, have been used by cyberattackers to enhance and execute attacks.
Autonomous software driven by powerful AI models can adapt and react faster than humans, orchestrate and control wide varieties of tools using large datasets of vulnerabilities and exploits to determine critical paths to attack networks.
- Open harnesses, tools and other elements will matter just as much as open models when equipping defenders with the ability to customize and control their capacity to inspect, test, improve and share knowledge.
Stats & Key Facts
- #Already, a growing number of cyberattacks are AI-assisted or driven, with 87% of organizations reporting experiencing AI-related attacks in the past year, according to AllAboutAI .
SiliconANGLE UPDATED 12:05 EDT / JULY 27 2026 AI Tech industry leaders join to form Open Secure AI Alliance to promote safety and security by Kyt Dotson Nvidia Corp. today announced the launch of the Open Secure AI Alliance, a new organization founded by technology, cloud computing and cybersecurity leaders to build and share open artificial intelligence tools. As the capability and strength of AI tools grows and shapes the technology industry, it is becoming instrumental for safety, security and trust to remediate and secure vulnerabilities within this emerging software.
The company said just as open source created a shared foundation for software, AI security now faces an equally important critical mass where too much of the infrastructure is closed, opaque and difficult to tap into by the larger community. A who's who of leaders from cloud computing, cybersecurity, enterprise software, open-source foundations and AI research joined the inaugural launch of OSAA. In addition to Nvidia, founding partners included Adobe Inc.
The mission of the OSAA is to ensure that defenders have access to open, frontier tools that they can trust and control. This alliance forms even as the industry struggles to handle the emerging use of AI as both cybersecurity tools for defense and attack. AI agents, autonomous software capable of operating on its own with little or no human oversight, are becoming a mainstay of cybersecurity operations .
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