
In the latest headlines from The AI Daily Brief, OpenAI announced the release of a new safety disclosure framework. This initiative aims to increase transparency regarding the safety measures and potential risks associated with its developing artificial intelligence technologies. The move comes amidst growing regulatory scrutiny and public interest in AI safety protocols.
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Trajectory’s $45 million Series A signals a pivot toward making post-training accessible to non-technical experts. By automating continual learning, the startup lets domain specialists like lawyers and doctors refine open-source models through feedback loops without hiring expensive research teams. This approach bridges the gap between foundational models and specialized industry needs, potentially lowering the barrier for enterprise AI adoption. With backing from Sequoia and Nvidia, Trajectory is positioning itself as a critical infrastructure layer for vertical-specific AI applications.