Jim Cramer Spots New NVIDIA Narrative as Chipmaker Pushes Open AI Security Alliance

NVIDIA launched the Open Secure AI Alliance on Monday with 36 partners, including Microsoft, IBM and Palantir. It follows a July hack in which closed AI models refused to help Hugging Face investigate its own attacker.

Members will share open AI models, data and security tools. NVIDIA says defenders need AI they can open up, change and run themselves.

Why Closed AI Models Failed Hugging Face

The attack started with a poisoned dataset. According to Hugging Face's disclosure, it let an attacker run code on one of the company's machines.

From there the attacker stole passwords. It then spread through internal systems over a weekend.

Hugging Face's own AI spotted the break-in. The clean-up was the hard part.

The company asked leading commercial AI models to study the attack. They refused. Their safety filters could not tell a defender from a hacker.

So the team used an open model called GLM 5.2 instead. They ran it on their own computers. It sorted more than 17,000 attacker actions in hours, not days. No passwords left the building.

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