Despite IPO jitters and AI safety worries, Anthropic sticks to a 2026 offering

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Nvidia also this week debuted an Open Agent Safety Platform. How quickly things change in the artificial intelligence era.

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That’s why controlling agents is the next infrastructure priority, says theCUBE Research’s Dave Vellante, who examined how AI kingpin Nvidia is positioning its new OpenShell runtime to provide adequate containment for agents. As Dave’s advice concludes: “Scale agent authority only as fast as you can prove independent control.”

It doesn’t help that OpenAI “ parted ways ” with three researchers who may have leaked information to AI watchdog groups. Despite all that uncertainty, Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei seems pretty certain he wants his company to go public by Thanksgiving, come hell or rogue agents, or parody on Saturday Night Live . It’s a bit out on the skinny branches, however, as sentiment is fading on IPOs in general.