Here’s why OpenAI is absent from Nvidia’s industry-wide effort to end rogue AI agents
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Nvidia unveiled an Open Agent Safety Platform, a toolkit of software and hardware that adds independent security layers around AI agents and can quarantine agents that try to escape their test environments within milliseconds. CEO Jensen Huang introduced the platform as a response to a wave of rogue hacking incidents, and Nvidia described putting a watchdog chip next to every AI agent as part of the effort. TechCrunch reports OpenAI is not a public supporter of the platform, though it is privately working with Nvidia.
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High-profile rogue agent incidents plus Nvidia's new hardware+software offering make coordinated industry safety efforts urgent and newsworthy right now.
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If you think Nvidia can fix rogue AI agents by slapping a watchdog chip on every model, you are underestimating the coordination problem, and OpenAI's silence explains why.
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- Nvidia Wants Banks to Treat AI Chips Like Airplanes. Wall Street Isn’t Convinced.Times Square ChroniclesOct 2
- Watch Nvidia (NVDA) Rolls Out New Tools to Keep AI Agents in Liner/artificialOct 1
- Nvidia wants to put a watchdog chip next to every AI agentHackerNewsSep 28
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