OpenAI is collaborating with its biggest competitor Anthropic PBC and Google DeepMind to jointly develop measures to address AI security issues, a move that upgrades industry-level efforts to respond to growing concerns that the technology could pose an economic and security threat. Chris Lehane, head of global policy at OpenAI, said the company's engagement with Anthropic and Google has continued for weeks. OpenAI believes that there is no need for antitrust exemptions for these three AI companies to coordinate security matters. “It is better to work together to prioritize safety,” Lehane said at a briefing in Washington, USA.

OpenAI is collaborating with its biggest competitor Anthropic PBC and Google DeepMind to jointly develop measures to address AI security issues, a move that upgrades industry-level efforts to respond to growing concerns that the technology could pose an economic and security threat. Chris Lehane, head of global policy at OpenAI, said the company's engagement with Anthropic and Google has continued for weeks. OpenAI believes that there is no need for antitrust exemptions for these three AI companies to coordinate security matters. “It is better to work together to prioritize safety,” Lehane said at a briefing in Washington, USA.