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NVIDIA moves the agent boundary into the kernel: what OpenShell GA means for your rules file

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This morning NVIDIA announced the Open Agent Safety Platform , and the interesting part is not the marketing name. It is where the enforcement lives: outside the model, outside the agent harness, down in the operating system kernel and, one layer further, on the network card. If you spend your days…

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  1. 2026-09-28 14:49 · DEV Community — AI
    NVIDIA moves the agent boundary into the kernel: what OpenShell GA means for your rules file

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