Jensen Huang Again Pushes AI Alliance as Closed-Source Giants OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google Remain Silent
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On Eastern Time July 27, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang reiterated the urgent need for an "Open Safe AI Coalition," advocating for a collaborative ecosystem of open and closed models to bolster security against emerging threats. While approximately 37 major firms, including Meta, Microsoft, and IBM, have endorsed the initiative, industry leaders OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google remain notably absent. Nvidia shares saw a 0.6% gain, trading at $208.09. The standoff underscores a strategic divide in the AI sector regarding model accessibility and security protocols, signaling ongoing regulatory and competitive tensions among frontier AI developers.
TradingKey - Jensen Huang once again posts to emphasize the significance of the "Open Safe AI Coalition," but has yet to receive a response from the three major US closed-source giants.
On July 27, Eastern Time, AI giant Nvidia ( NVDA) CEO Jensen Huang once again called for the establishment of the "Open Safe AI Coalition," emphasizing its critical significance. As of press time, Nvidia's stock price was up 0.6%, temporarily trading at $208.09.
An hour ago, Jensen Huang reposted an open letter released by Nvidia, with the caption: "Attackers have frontier AI. Defenders need a frontier AI ecosystem—blending the best of open and closed models, with the global community collaborating to amplify its power."@
Tweet posted by Jensen Huang, Source: X
On July 24, Jensen Huang joined the X platform for the first time, and his very first tweet called for the establishment of an AI coalition. As of now, approximately 37 companies have signed the open letter, including Nvidia, Meta ( META ), Microsoft ( MSFT, Palantir ( PLTR ), IBM Corp ( IBM ), Cisco ( CSCO ), Adobe ( ADBE ), SpaceX ( SPCX ), and so on. However, the three major US closed-source frontier AI labs, OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google ( GOOG) have yet to join the camp.
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