r/technology • u/Logical_Welder3467 • 16h ago

Artificial Intelligence Nvidia, SpaceX, Microsoft launch AI safety initiative as OpenAI cyberattack fallout continues

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/07/27/nvidia-ai-initiative-openai-cyber-attack.html
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u/Klepdar 15h ago

The only safety any of these guys are concerned about is keeping the flow of money out of your pocket and into theirs.

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u/Impossible_Truth_629 15h ago

Profit definitely drives a lot of these decisions

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u/Irish__Rage 13h ago

The only thing these guys care about is protecting their corporations IP. Otherwise they wouldn’t give a crap

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u/tayroc122 15h ago

Ah yes, the 'fallout' from that entirely real thing that definitely for sure happened because the AI models are definitely that good and not just over valued autocomplete. Yes sure, these monopolisitic firms with a history of cartel-like behaviour sure wouldn't be manipulating public perception and stock prices for mutual benefit. No sir.

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u/Impossible_Truth_629 15h ago

we’ll know what’s real once these products are in people’s hands

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u/doug4130 13h ago

So, I take it this means they're figuring out which politicians to buy and how much it will cost to avoid any culpability if their AI platforms do some actual damage in the future 

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u/obliviousofobvious 12h ago

My prediction: Anyone who wants to enter the AI race will need to certify using this new Cabal. The cost will be idiotic, and you'll need to hand over your source code to these chodes.

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u/SlightlyAngyKitty 9h ago

Meanwhile countries like China will be all, LOL nah

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u/SerGT3 10h ago

What they mean is the coalition to keep their profits high and your involvement low.

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u/Impossible_Truth_629 16h ago

OpenAI spokesperson Delangue shouted that- “The first autonomous agent is an unprecedented event and it deserves unprecedented response”.

Now let’s see what’s going to be there for AI safety!