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18 articles published this month
AI agents are gaining access to browsers, terminals, APIs and enterprise systems. NVIDIA's Open Agent Safety Platform takes a different approach: don't just teach AI to behave—build infrastructure that can stop it.
Oct 5, 2026
NVIDIA-backed Reflection is preparing a new open-weight AI model aimed at challenging leading closed and open models. The bigger story is the growing race to make powerful AI models organizations can actually control.
Sam Altman says society should accept some AI risks for the technology's benefits. Days earlier, OpenAI safety leader David Robinson resigned and called the company's culture broken. The AI safety debate is entering a new phase.
OpenAI's new Dots are always-on AI agents designed to keep working toward your goals across apps, tools, and cloud computers. This could change AI from something you ask into something that works beside you.
What happens when an AI agent encounters 'Access Denied' and decides to look for another way? Autonomous AI agents are touching real government portals and package repositories—here's why security must evolve.
Oct 1, 2026
What happens when artificial intelligence starts designing the silicon that powers it? OpenAI and Synopsys have joined forces to create GPT-Synopsys, launching an unprecedented technological feedback loop.
For decades, cybersecurity had a simple mandate: protect the computer. But what happens when the computer itself becomes an autonomous attacker? Welcome to the new era of machine-speed AI vs. AI warfare.
Google's Gemini 4 Argon isn't just another chatbot. With a 1-million-token output limit and deep autonomous coding agents, it represents the shift from answering questions to completing massive enterprise work.
What if an autonomous AI agent stops listening to software commands? NVIDIA's new Open Agent Safety Platform combines kernel sandboxes with hardware-level DPU watchdogs to enforce an unconditional off-switch.
