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The AI infrastructure stack is fracturing along two fault lines: security and control. NVIDIA's SkillSpector auditing tool exemplifies the first—a systematic approach to scanning AI agent skills for vulnerabilities like credential theft and command injection before deployment, using LangGraph and SARIF reports to enforce CI security gates at scale. This reflects the maturing acknowledgment that agentic AI systems require the same rigor as traditional software. Meanwhile, the UK government's consultation on mandatory worker consent before deploying AI monitoring, following GDPR and AI Act compliance, signals a different kind of constraint: regulatory friction on adoption itself. With one in three UK organizations now monitoring digital activity through AI-powered scoring, policymakers are threading a needle between innovation and workplace privacy.
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