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September 24, 2025
As of Sep 24, 2025, a coalition of MIT and UC Berkeley researchers with industry partners including IBM Research and Cisco announced a cross-tool AI safety and interoperability framework to standardize evaluation, governance, and secure orchestration of AI models across domains. The initiative introduces a modular policy engine, a shared model registry, and auditable decision trails to enable safer LLMs, vision systems, and robotics deployments, with early pilots reporting increased traceability and faster mixed-model workflows.
Benefits include: stronger safety assurances through common evaluation metrics; easier integration of diverse AI tools; improved accountability via auditable decision trails; faster time-to-value for complex AI deployments; and reduced vendor lock-in through interoperable pipelines. Risks include governance complexity, potential over-reliance on automated checks, and the need for ongoing human oversight to handle edge cases.
A cross-tool AI safety framework aims to accelerate secure, interoperable multi-model deployments while underscoring the need for ongoing human oversight and governance.