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Nvidia unveils open agent safety platform for AI agents as Anthropic, Microsoft and others join

Nvidia on Sept. 28 unveiled the Open Agent Safety Platform, an open platform designed to secure AI agents from testing through deployment. The company said the platform consists of OpenShell, open-source runtime software that tracks agent actions and enforces policies, and Sentry, a hardware-based reference design that can isolate agents within milliseconds. Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang said AI’s potential depends on solving safety issues. More than 100 companies are using related technology.

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Okta adds runtime gateway for AI agents

Identity management platform Okta unveiled runtime enforcement features and an expanded kill switch to strengthen security controls for AI agents. It announced an update to “Okta for AI Agents” at its annual Okta event in Las Vegas. The new “Agent Gateway” applies policies in the execution path between agents and tools and logs interactions in real time. Okta also expanded detection to employee endpoints and highlighted its Blueprint Alliance with 11 companies.

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Big AI strikes back against open source as Nvidia targets AI development leadership

OpenAI and Anthropic are rolling out new AI models as open-source rivals press them on cost efficiency. Meta also unveiled its Muse Spark 1.3 large language model, saying it has narrowed performance gaps with major AI companies. Separately, interest in open-source AI is growing after Nvidia officially announced it would acquire open-source model-sharing platform Hugging Face for $12.9 billion. The article also rounds up moves by Google, Perplexity, Adobe and others, plus domestic developments and funding news.