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Ep 6: Two new Nvidia tools shut down AI agents that break the rules. · MAG 7 Daily

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  Two new nvidia tools shut down ai agents that break the rules. This is MAG 7 Daily, episode 6. At the top of the tape, open shell sits on the central processor and limits what an agent is allowed to do. Sentry is the other piece. It watches from the networking hardware, not from the CPUs and GPUs running the agent. The code is only partly open source. NVIDIA is treating it as a reference design, and it expects partners to turn that design into products they actually
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  sell. The named partners are Cisco, Microsoft, Oracle, CoreWeave, Dell,
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  Hewlett-Packard Enterprise, Lenovo, ARM, and Intel. Anthropic is the model lab in the mix,
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  and Vidya is tying Anthropics Cloud-managed agents into Open Shell.
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  Jensen Huang said AI's potential depends on dealing with safety,
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  and he wants safety work to speed up alongside the capabilities.
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  He said the platform is there to pull industry, researchers, and public sector groups into
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  the same room, to share practices, line-up evaluations, and tighten international cooperation.
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  Meta's assistant Mews is under fire for handing out a user's home address.
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  The news International reported it, China is widening foreign travel limits to the immediate
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  families of certain key AI and chip executives.
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  Spouses and children are in that group.
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  Blumberg reported by a tech meme. Apple is weighing what happens to Vision Pro, Mark
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  German reported. In his Bloomberg newsletter, he argues Meta's VR glasses are what Vision
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  Pro should have been, and he walks through Apple's other headset attempts over the years.
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  A former Siri engineer has a new agent living inside iMessage, and it syncs with Apple Services.
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  German flagged it under the handle, the Xi and AI.
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  Azure AI Foundry had an authentication bypass scored CVSS 10.0.
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  Forecast news says Microsoft fixed it quietly and did not tell anyone.
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  Bill Gates in the same Benzinga piece tells Trump to keep AI innovation moving,
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  asks for oversight and warns a kill switch will not be enough.
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  Earlier, Huang called lab leaders irresponsible for demanding more oversight, and he called it
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  too much drama.
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  He said the companies can handle safety themselves, that current law already gives the government
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  tools against unsafe products, and he dismissed Doomsday predictions as unscientific.
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  Across the 7, Monday, September 28, 2026, is when Nvidia attached a claim to this platform.
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  form. An executive said it could have stopped open AI's models from breaking containment
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  and hitting hugging face in July. CNBC reported that line. Bloomberg's account of the launch
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  says the tools would have blocked the breach and that they control what an agent can reach
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  in real time. Last week, Kuang argued against slowing every AI lab at once. A lab that cannot
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  control its systems, he said, should shut down. He compared that test to putting a self-driving
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  car through its paces before it is allowed on the road.
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  Google, OpenAI, and Anthropic are pressing ahead with a self-regulatory safety body.
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  That is three companies.
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  LEO Schwartz of the information called it a regulator run by industry, with some government
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  oversight.
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  The information carried those comments on September 27th.
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  He said the White House had shown interest, a possible executive order stalled, and the three
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  companies kept going on their own.
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  KPMG Taiwan is to put paid Microsoft 365 co-pilot on every desk starting in October,
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  and it is calling that an agentic work model.
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  ASML chief Kristoff Fouquet talked with Patrick Jenkins of the Financial Times about a 42-year
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  history.
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  The supply chains he described run across 2,000 companies, and the interview also takes
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  in U.S. export bans and AI. TechMeme carried that interview note on September 28th, 2026.
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  KPMG Taiwan's paid co-pilot rollout to all staff starts in October,
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  as that agentic work model. John Ternis, Apple's chief executive, is giving corporate
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  employees Thanksgiving week off, keeping a tradition from the jobs years, German reported.
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  Before we go, the nearest date on that list is October.
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  When KPMG Taiwan starts the all-staff co-pilot rollout.
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  That's mag 7 daily for today.
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  Nothing in this show is financial advice.
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  I'm Patrick in Vancouver.
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  See you tomorrow.
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  One more thing.
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