Nvidia unveils tools to keep rogue AI agents in check
The new software platform can monitor the behavior of agents and quarantine suspicious ones, the company said. Nvidia on Monday launched a platform that it said could keep AI agents in check, following a string of security breaches. The software can monitor the behavior of agents and quarantine suspicious ones, the company said. Recent rogue incidents have rallied tech leaders to call for an AI slowdown, with Nvidia’s CEO being a notable exception. “Rather than creating fear and FUD, let’s just secure it. We know how,” Nvidia’s VP of agentic AI told Semafor, referencing the acronym for fear, uncertainty, and doubt. The White House has similarly downplayed AI safety risks, arguing that is companies’ responsibility. Top AI bosses are meeting US President Donald Trump Tuesday, but “they’re more likely to be fêted than reprimanded,” Semafor’s Ashley Gold wrote.
The new software platform can monitor the behavior of agents and quarantine suspicious ones, the company said. Nvidia on Monday launched a platform that it said could keep AI agents in check, following a string of security breaches. The software can monitor the behavior of agents and quarantine suspicious ones, the company said. Recent rogue incidents have rallied tech leaders to call for an AI slowdown, with Nvidia’s CEO being a notable exception.
“Rather than creating fear and FUD, let’s just secure it. We know how,” Nvidia’s VP of agentic AI told Semafor, referencing the acronym for fear, uncertainty, and doubt. The White House has similarly downplayed AI safety risks, arguing that is companies’ responsibility. Top AI bosses are meeting US President Donald Trump Tuesday, but “they’re more likely to be fêted than reprimanded,” Semafor’s Ashley Gold wrote.