Nvidia releases microservices to safeguard AI agents
Nvidia NIM is a set of containerized microservices designed to speed up the deployment of generative AI models and today’s announcement builds on NeMo Guardrails, a protective framework for developers that moderates AI models to allow them to build more secure, trustworthy AI agents.
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Italian startup iGenius said on Thursday it was releasing Colosseum 355B, a large language model built with the latest Nvidia ...
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