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Sep 29, 2026

Long-Running Agents Need Brakes

NVIDIA's Open Agent Safety Platform moves agent controls outside the agent process, and its Sentry design moves the watchdog outside the host. That is the right architecture for a brake, but software availability is not proof that the whole system can contain a real incident.

Aug 8, 2026

The Model Roadmap Is Becoming a Chip Roadmap

Amazon's TorchNeuron turns Trainium into a native PyTorch device and makes alternative AI hardware cheaper to try. But code compatibility is only the first layer: operator coverage, numerical behavior, kernels, scaling, observability, capacity, and total cost still decide whether a workload can really move.