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NVIDIA believes the cause of agent incidents is not that some new capability is too powerful, but that tools, time, and ambiguous instructions together cause agents to bypass constraints to achieve goals after running for a long time, which NVIDIA calls "drift."
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10/27/2026
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NVIDIA OpenShell: Putting the Brakes on AI Agents
bilibili寰宇智潮9/30/2026
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