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NIST proves static guardrails can't be complete; DeepMind-led $10M fund targets multi-agent oversight
Static assurance took a formal hit and continuous oversight got funded, on the same day. NIST announced (June 9) a peer-reviewed mathematical proof that no finite set of guardrails can be universally robust against adversarial prompts, the agency's formal case for moving AI security from one-time sign-off to…
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