nxtlinq Joins the NVIDIA Inception Program
The agentic AI execution security company gains access to NVIDIA's technical resources and startup ecosystem as enterprises move autonomous agents into production. nxtlinq, the execution security layer for agentic AI, today announced its membership in the NVIDIA Inception program. As enterprises deploy autonomous AI agents, the hard question is no longer who can log in. It is what an agent did, who authorized it, and whether that record can be trusted. Traditional IAM was bui
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Sep 30
When the Builders of Frontier AI Say Slow Down, Governance Can No Longer Be an Afterthought
Something unusual is happening in artificial intelligence. Some of the people closest to building the world's most advanced AI systems are publicly warning that the technology may be advancing faster than our ability to safely control it. This week, former Anthropic and OpenAI researcher Jacob Coxon resigned from Anthropic and warned that the race toward increasingly capable and potentially self-improving AI systems could create catastrophic risks within this decade. His conc
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Sep 12
Beyond Model Cards: What Agentic AI Deployments Are Teaching Us About AI Documentation
nxtlinq Contributes to NIST's AI Standards Zero Draft As AI evolves from generating answers to executing actions, traditional model documentation tells only part of the story. nxtlinq shares lessons from enterprise deployments in its contribution to NIST's AI Standards Zero Draft initiative. As AI moves from generating answers to taking actions, the way we document AI needs to evolve with it. nxtlinq recently submitted comments to the National Institute of Standards and Techn
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Aug 14