NVIDIA moves agent safety into the infrastructure, argues Ben Bajarin's new research note
BenBajarin · x · 2026-09-29
Ben Bajarin of Creative Strategies unpacks NVIDIA's Open Agent Safety Platform: how much work enterprises delegate to agents depends on how much authority they can safely hand over. Security work has focused on identity, permissions, and stopping or reversing unsafe actions—NVIDIA's platform adds a concrete question: do those controls still work when the computer running the agent can't be trusted? The piece argues agent safety is moving from the app layer into infrastructure, with deeper analysis in Atlas research notes.
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