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OpenAI acquires Promptfoo to strengthen security for AI agents
OpenAI has acquired Promptfoo to improve testing and security for AI agents, aiming to strengthen safety, reliability, and evaluation of advanced AI systems.
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OpenAI has acquired Promptfoo to improve testing and security for AI agents, aiming to strengthen safety, reliability, and evaluation of advanced AI systems.
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