At the robotics team in @huggingface, we take cyber security very seriously. So we have deployed a physical guard rail to all our robots to prevent further AI security threats from @OpenAI to affect our devices.
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At the robotics team in @huggingface, we take cyber security very seriously. So we have deployed a physical guard rail to all our robots to prevent further AI security threats from @OpenAI to affect our devices.
Many users praised Hugging Face for adding physical guardrails to robots because they see them as an effective, underrated last line of defense that improves real-world safety beyond software measures.
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@LeRobotHF @huggingface @OpenAI In infrastructure design, we call this the absolute physical boundary. No matter how many software layers, IAM policies, or firewalls you configure, nothing beats a hard-wired physical constraint when you need absolute predictability.
@LeRobotHF @huggingface @OpenAI Lowkey, physical guardrails are underrated 🙄 Most AI safety talk starts at the model, but the last line of defense is usually hardware that simply refuses to do something unsafe. That's a very different kind of reliability.
@LeRobotHF @huggingface @OpenAI THATS the message that needs to get out. I applaud you.
too soon?
Many users praised Hugging Face for adding physical guardrails to robots because they see them as an effective, underrated last line of defense that improves real-world safety beyond software measures.
Based on 8 visible X reactions from 22 accounts; directional sample.
Ask a question below.
Published answers will appear here.
