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OpenAI and Poland Partner on AI Safety
OpenAI and Poland’s NASK join forces to boost AI safety and security through shared research and cyber defenses.
In brief
OpenAI and Poland’s NASK join forces to boost AI safety and security through shared research and cyber defenses. OpenAI and Poland’s NASK collaborate on AI safety research and cyber defense to strengthen global AI safeguards. Originally reported by OpenAI.
New Partnership Announcement
OpenAI and Poland’s NASK National Research Institute signed an agreement to explore collaboration on AI safety, security and technical research.
Collaboration Goals
The partnership will bring together expertise from both organizations to better understand emerging risks, strengthen safeguards, and explore how advanced ai contributes to a secure digital ecosystem.
OpenAI’s Existing Work
OpenAI’s work with caissi, ais, and other public research institutions has helped strengthen ai safeguards and identify security vulnerabilities in ai agents.
NASK Director Statement
Radosław Nielek, Director of NASK, stated collaboration with openai is a natural step for ai safety research and requires active cooperation between public institutes and ai developers.
“Collaboration with OpenAI is a natural step for the Institute and its AI Safety Research Center, which is actively involved in AI safety research. This work spans developing safeguards against emerging risks, detecting synthetic ai-generated content, and understanding both its malicious uses and the multilingual aspects of these challenges. AI safety cannot be achieved in isolation. It is a collaborative effort, and only through active cooperation between public ai safety institutes and frontier ai developers can we ensure that ai becomes truly reliable and safe to use. By combining our research expertise with openai’s technical capabilities, we can better anticipate risks, strengthen safeguards, and build public trust in these transformative technologies.”
OpenAI VP Statement
Tom Duff Gordon, VP and Head of EMEA Policy at OpenAI, noted poland’s scientists have helped lead openai’s research and emphasized the need for international collaboration.
“Poland is home to exceptional scientists and technical talent, many of whom have helped lead openai’s own research. As ai becomes more capable, it’s vital that we draw on expertise beyond our own organization to challenge our assumptions, test our systems and strengthen safeguards. This agreement with nask opens the door to doing that together, bringing poland’s research expertise into the international effort to make ai safer.”
Cyber Defense Collaboration
In july, cert polska gained access to openai’s cyber capable models through daybreak to discover six vulnerabilities in mikrotik routeros.
The big picture
OpenAI and Poland’s NASK collaborate on AI safety research and cyber defense to strengthen global AI safeguards.
