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NVIDIA OpenShell enforces AI agent policy at silicon level

NVIDIA OpenShell enforces AI agent policy at the silicon level using BlueField-4 DPUs. Safety controls are physically separated from agent execution, and the agent can't modify rules it can't even see.

Key points

  • BlueField-4 DPUs physically separate safety controls from agent execution

  • Agent can't modify rules it can't even see

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3D Game Development with LWJGL 3 added to ChapterPal collection

3D Game Development with LWJGL 3 by Antonio Hernández Bejarano (2016) is now in ChapterPal's collection of open textbooks. LWJGL is an open-source library that gives Java developers access to high-performance cross-platform libraries.

Key points

  • Book: 3D Game Development with LWJGL 3 (2016) by Antonio Hernández Bejarano

  • Collection: now included in ChapterPal's open textbooks list

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Web Development for Beginners course notes on ChapterPal released

Web Development for Beginners course notes by Microsoft Cloud Advocates are now on ChapterPal, offering a project-based path through HTML, CSS, and JavaScript. The course covers practical web skills across 24 lessons.

Key points

  • Availability: course notes are on ChapterPal

  • Length: 24 lessons

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Building Secure and Reliable Systems added to ChapterPal open textbooks

Building Secure and Reliable Systems by Heather Adkins et al. (2020) is now in ChapterPal's collection of open textbooks. The book is described as an absolute must-read from Google's experts.

Key points

  • Book title and authors: Building Secure and Reliable Systems by Heather Adkins, Betsy Beyer, Paul Blankinship, Piotr Lewandowski, Ana Oprea, Adam Stubblefield (2020)

  • Availability: added to @ChapterPal's collection of open textbooks

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Ming-3.0 launch 5 open-source voice AI models MIT

Ming-3.0 adds five open-source voice AI models released under the MIT license. The models run locally with no API calls required.

Key points

  • 5 open-source voice AI models under MIT license

  • No API calls; run on your servers

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