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Artificial intelligence news from the labs, platforms and agencies shaping it: model releases, research, safety and standards.

Berkeley report maps human rights risks of LLMs in three fields. Source: UC Berkeley

Berkeley report maps human rights risks of LLMs in three fields

A Human Rights Center study based on 56 interviews across 24 countries finds privacy and freedom-of-thought risks as law, journalism and education adopt large language models.

United StatesUC Berkeley
Arm details role in NVIDIA’s Open Agent Safety Platform. Source: Arm

Arm details role in NVIDIA’s Open Agent Safety Platform

Arm says its CPUs run AI agents while Arm-based DPUs such as NVIDIA BlueField-4 police them from a separate trust domain.

United KingdomArm
Microsoft Research Asia – Singapore marks first year of AI lab. Source: Microsoft Research

Microsoft Research Asia – Singapore marks first year of AI lab

Microsoft says its first Southeast Asian research lab has started nine new university projects and tied its AI agenda to Singapore's national strategy.

United StatesMicrosoft Research
Red Hat backs NVIDIA agent safety platform with OpenShell, BlueField. Source: Red Hat

Red Hat backs NVIDIA agent safety platform with OpenShell, BlueField

Red Hat's CTO says model guardrails alone cannot secure AI agents, and outlines layered controls spanning identity, sandboxing, network policy and hardware isolation.

United StatesRed Hat
AWS and Shakira Foundation Pledge Free AI Training for 1M Women. Source: Amazon

AWS and Shakira Foundation Pledge Free AI Training for 1M Women

Amazon says AWS, Laboratoria and Fundación Pies Descalzos will offer free Spanish-language cloud and AI courses across Latin America, starting in Colombia, targeting 1 million women by 2028.

United StatesAmazon
Red Hat backs OpenShell runtime to sandbox AI agent execution. Source: Red Hat

Red Hat backs OpenShell runtime to sandbox AI agent execution

Red Hat says the open source project, part of NVIDIA's Open Agent Safety Platform, enforces policy on what agents can see, run and reach at the infrastructure layer.

United StatesRed Hat