Pushing back against AI 'doomsday narratives', Nvidia creates platform to keep rogue agents in check
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Numerous instances have been reported by AI leaders Anthropic, OpenAI and Google's Gemini team of their agents going rogue and breaking through the firewalls of government and private systems to accomplish assigned tasks. This has led to a roaring debate within the AI community about the safety of the technology, and whether top companies should slow down.
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