NVIDIA Launches Global AI Security Alliance... Naver and SK Telecom Also Join

Nvidia has launched a global alliance aimed at building an open artificial intelligence (AI) security ecosystem. Global companies such as Microsoft and Intel, along with Korean firms including Naver and SK Telecom, are participating in the alliance.

Jensen Huang, CEO of Nvidia

According to Yonhap News Agency on July 27, Nvidia announced the launch of the "Open Secure AI Alliance" to enhance AI safety and cybersecurity on this day. The Open Secure AI Alliance is a consortium established to jointly develop and share open technologies and security tools that protect software and agents in the AI era. As security threats increase with the proliferation of AI, this move is seen as Nvidia's effort to secure leadership across the broader AI ecosystem, extending beyond just AI semiconductors.

Through the alliance, Nvidia plans to offer open AI models, model weights, data, and new agent harness research. Nvidia also released "NOOA," an open-source research project supporting the testing, tracking, and auditing of AI agent behaviors, via GitHub.

The alliance's founding partners include not just leading companies driving the global ICT ecosystem, but also academic and research institutions. About 40 organizations, including Microsoft, IBM, HPE, Dell Technologies, and Palantir, are joining as members. In Korea, Naver and SK Telecom are part of the alliance. The early participation of Korean firms at the forefront of researching global AI security norms and open technology standards is expected to help secure a leadership role within the future global AI ecosystem.

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