The debate over AI model safety has flared again as people working at, or who previously worked at, AI companies raise the prospect of human extinction from AI. Major AI companies have also floated slowing AI development. Sam Altman (샘 알트먼), CEO of OpenAI, said solving AI safety issues comes first and said the company will not pursue an IPO this year.

Red Hat introduced its new AI platform version, Red Hat AI 3.5, on Wednesday. The company said the release focuses on pre-deployment security validation, multitenancy for shared GPU infrastructure and improved observability, while also enhancing agent development. It launched EvalHub to assess models, RAG configurations and agents before deployment and generate compliance outputs. The model catalog adds more than 20 validated models and new scoring. Red Hat also highlighted new scheduling features and AutoRAG and Responses API updates.