Goodfire partners with Baseten and Base Labs to build safety infrastructure for open-source models
Thom_Wolf · x · 2026-09-17
Goodfire announced a partnership with Baseten and Base Labs to build safety infrastructure for open-source models, arguing that safety must be built into open models and provided by those serving them.
- Base Labs argues openness is an advantage for AI safety: more visibility into model behavior and better means of turning safety research into transparent, actionable controls
- Base Labs will develop and publish methods for training and monitoring open models
- Baseten will integrate that work into its deployment infrastructure, enforce it live at runtime, and offer it as a managed service
The three companies aim to establish a transparent standard baked into how open models are trained and deployed.
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