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Autonomous system containment mechanisms are far from being just a technical barrier; they are the bedrock of a controlled environment where we study algorithmic behavior. In this collection, we focus on AI agent isolation methods («sandboxes», logical gateways, and security protocols) that allow for minimizing the risks of unpredictable impact on external systems. We view isolation as an essential verification tool: only within an isolated circuit can one objectively assess a decision-making trajectory without the fear of cascading effects.
AI agents are beginning to write code and manage data autonomously, which necessitates a different kind of database architecture.
Nvidia has introduced OpenShell, a tool for safely running autonomous AI agents in a corporate environment. It isolates their actions and controls their access.
What happens when AI starts acting on its own, and why its autonomy opens the door to attacks no one ever saw coming.
AI: Events
Security
OpenAI has shared how it protects ChatGPT agents from hidden instructions within data, explaining why this is crucial as AI begins to act independently.
GitHub has shared its approach to securing agentic workflows, relying on isolation, limited permissions, and detailed logs to ensure AI agents operate safely.
AI: Events
Infrastructure
Exploring how Kimi created a scalable and secure environment for AI agents on the Alibaba Cloud platform.
AI: Events
Security
OpenAI has discovered that modern AI models struggle to control their own thought processes – and this could be a crucial defense against manipulation.
Amazon Bedrock now supports persistent orchestration and memory for AI agents, changing the approach to building multi-step workflows.
Cursor has released an update where AI agents can now independently run and test code directly on a virtual machine.
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