Intelligence is becoming agentic.
AI systems are moving beyond generating answers. They are beginning to plan, decide, and act.
Our work spans safety evaluation, safety data generation, foundation model enhancement, runtime defense, and agent governance.
AI systems are moving beyond generating answers. They are beginning to plan, decide, and act.
They will use tools, access systems, collaborate with other agents, and interact with physical environments.
As AI becomes more capable and autonomous, safety must become a foundational capability — not an afterthought.
Safety challenges evolve as intelligence becomes more capable.
We address AI safety through three core capabilities that work together to build a complete safety infrastructure for intelligent systems.
Learn MoreProtect agents during real-world execution with real-time detection and intervention.
Generate diverse, high-quality safety data at scale to improve coverage and robustness.
Strengthen base models with safety at the core through alignment and capability improvement.
Researchers, engineers, and entrepreneurs from leading universities and technology companies around the world.
AI safety is a multi-decade challenge. Our roadmap is organized around three stages.
Building the core safety infrastructure required to evaluate, secure, and govern AI agents.
Extending safety capabilities to next-generation intelligent devices and physical systems.
Developing safety architectures for robots and embodied intelligent systems operating in the physical world.