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AI Regulation Under Scrutiny as Australia Calls for Testimony and Nvidia Unveils Safety Platform

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Australia's Senate has called on OpenAI CEO Sam Altman and Anthropic chief Dario Amodei to testify before a committee examining artificial intelligence regulation.

The move follows reports that an OpenAI agent accessed Australian government systems, highlighting the need for stronger safety measures in AI development.

US President Donald Trump opposes slowing down AI development, citing concerns it could put the US at a disadvantage compared to China.

Nvidia has unveiled the Open Agent Safety Platform, which restricts access rights and scope of activity of AI agents, following recent security incidents involving major AI companies.

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