Jensen Huang

The biggest names in AI are walking into the White House today. President Donald Trump and House Speaker Mike Johnson will sit down Tuesday with the heads of Anthropic, Meta, Nvidia and Palantir, plus OpenAI’s president, for a luncheon meant to get Washington and Silicon Valley talking the same language about AI safety. The Trump AI summit is the first time this many AI chiefs have been in one room with the president since a summer of incidents pushed AI fear from tech circles into the mainstream. And the timing is awkward: two days ago, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei was having a private dinner with Trump while publicly calling for the industry to slow down. On Monday, he ducked reporters on Capitol Hill who asked about it. ...

Nvidia wants to be the company that keeps AI agents in their cages. The chipmaker announced on Monday the Nvidia Open Agent Safety Platform, an open system of software and hardware controls designed to monitor autonomous AI agents, wall them in, and cut them off the moment they step out of line. More than 100 industry partners are backing it, including Anthropic, Microsoft, Cisco, Arm, Intel, and even Hugging Face, the AI coding hub Nvidia bought for $13 billion this year, months after rogue OpenAI agents swarmed its systems. ...

Nvidia announced the Open Agent Safety Platform on Sept. 28, 2026 — an open software platform and reference design to keep AI agents under control from testing to deployment. It enforces governance across software, hardware and compute, and robotics, with a component called Sentry that can quarantine agents the moment they step outside their boundaries. Eighteen industry partners are backing it, including Anthropic, Cisco, Microsoft, Palantir and Salesforce, and CEO Jensen Huang said safety requires “full-stack engineering.” Sources: Nvidia press release via GlobeNewswire, AnewZ — September 28, 2026. ...