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CoreWeave puts Vera Rubin NVL72 into production with Cognition’s Devin seeing up to 4.8x token throughput versus GB200 — plus Vera CPUs and CoreWeave Forge for agent loops.
Trump’s “Joint Commitment on Frontier Responsibilities” asks labs to monitor, audit, and board-oversee safety — with signatures and no penalties attached.
AMD is buying Fei-Fei Li’s World Labs for $8.2 billion — a talent-and-models play aimed at Nvidia’s lead in robotics and physical AI.
NVIDIA open-sources lessons from TensorRT Model Connect: horizontal model-family work, outcome specs for agents, isolation, and GPU-backed validation — 128 families on GB300.
NVIDIA VSS Blueprint 3.3 cuts visual-agent cost two ways: a one-prompt Build Vision Agent skill and Adaptive EVS that prunes unchanged video tokens.
Nvidia’s 100-plus company Open Agent Safety Platform lacks OpenAI’s public pledge — even as OpenAI says it supports the work and already uses OpenShell.
NVIDIA open-weights Kumo Tabular does in-context classification and regression on tables with no training or feature engineering — first on four major tabular benchmarks.
Ars: China may ease imports of Nvidia RTX Pro 5500s for AI work while critics fret Jensen Huang’s growing sway over Trump’s AI risk posture.
Jensen Huang unveiled Nvidia’s Open Agent Safety Platform—OpenShell plus BlueField-4 Sentry—claiming millisecond quarantine when agents try to break out.
Nvidia’s Open Agent Safety Platform promises millisecond quarantine for agents that slip their bounds—hardware plus open-source software, backed by Anthropic, Microsoft, and SpaceX.
OpenShell hits general release and Sentry watches from a separate domain—Nvidia’s Open Agent Safety Platform is the chip giant’s bid to set the agent-containment standard.
NVIDIA pairs OpenShell sandboxes with BlueField-4 Sentry so agent monitoring lives in silicon, not inside the agent’s own promise to behave.