OpenAI Partners with U.S. National Labs to Advance AI in National Security

The collaboration will integrate OpenAI's latest models into Los Alamos' supercomputers for research on nuclear security, disease prevention, and cybersecurity.

OpenAI announced a partnership with U.S. National Laboratories to deploy its o-series AI models for scientific research and national security initiatives.
The models will be installed on the Venado supercomputer, powered by Nvidia and Hewlett-Packard technology, and placed on a secure, classified network for use by researchers from Los Alamos, Lawrence Livermore, and Sandia National Labs.
Key applications include enhancing nuclear weapons security, detecting cyber and biological threats, protecting the U.S. power grid, and advancing research in mathematics, physics, and disease prevention.
OpenAI will provide researchers holding security clearances to consult on nuclear security projects aimed at reducing the risk of nuclear war and securing nuclear materials globally.
This partnership follows the launch of ChatGPT Gov, a specialized AI platform for U.S. government agencies designed to handle sensitive information securely.