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    Nvidia Launches Open Agent Safety Platform●Nvidia Open Agent Safety PlatformYhnTechnologySemiconductors811 min ago

    Nvidia has introduced the Open Agent Safety Platform, a reference framework for continuous monitoring of AI agents in silicon. The platform is aimed at improving safety and oversight as autonomous agent systems are deployed more widely. It was published through Nvidia's developer blog, drawing attention from the software engineering community.

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    Open-source toolkit released for end-to-end video ad campaigns●Show HN: Open-source skills for end-to-end video ad campaignsYhnEnvironmentWeather7just now

    A developer has released an open-source set of skills on GitHub aimed at automating end-to-end video advertising campaigns, from planning through launch and measurement. Shared with the Hacker News community, the project is drawing early attention from marketers and engineers interested in applying open tooling to advertising workflows, a space usually dominated by proprietary platforms.

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    Arrowfly launches AI for Engineers platform and events●The Robot Report parent Arrowfly launches AI for Engineers platform, events for engineers navigating AI✉newsTechnologyRobotics12 min ago

    Arrowfly, the parent company of robotics publication The Robot Report, has launched AI for Engineers, a new platform aimed at helping engineers understand and adopt artificial intelligence. The offering includes events designed to guide engineers through the practical challenges of navigating AI technologies in their work, marking an expansion of the company's coverage beyond robotics into broader engineering-focused AI education.

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    Warner Music Group Opens Tech and Engineering Hub in Bengaluru●Warner Music Group Officially Opens New Technology and Engineering Hub in Bengaluru✉newsCultureMusic19 min ago

    Warner Music Group has officially opened a new technology and engineering hub in Bengaluru, India. The facility marks the music company's latest investment in global tech talent and infrastructure, expanding its engineering footprint outside its traditional markets as the industry increasingly relies on in-house digital platforms and data capabilities.