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Nvidia releases AI safety software it says could have stopped Hugging Face hack

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept ⁠28 (Reuters) - Nvidia on Monday made available a set of software safety tools for AI ⁠agents that it says would have stopped the hack of Hugging Face, ‌the AI coding hub that Nvidia paid $13 billion for months after it was swarmed by rogue agents from OpenAI.

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The words "AI Safety", a keyboard and a robotic hand in this illustration taken September 23, 2026. REUTERS/Dado Ruvic/Illustration

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept ⁠28 (Reuters) - Nvidia on Monday made available a set of software safety tools for AI ⁠agents that it says would have stopped the hack of Hugging Face, ‌the AI coding hub that Nvidia paid $13 billion for months after it was swarmed by rogueagents from OpenAI.

The move comes as OpenAI and Anthropic, the top two USAI labs, are investigating numerous instances where their agents, which ​are AI systems capable of carrying out complex tasks, ⁠hacked into commercial and government systems. ⁠Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang, head of the world's largest company whose chips have powered most ⁠of ‌the AI boom, has rejected calls for broad AI safety regulations and instead framed the escaped agents as an engineering problem to be solved, akin to making ⁠automobiles safer.

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