Agents may soon be the main workload, and most of the time they’re doing nothing
Source: SiliconANGLE (opens in a new tab) · Jonathan Anthony
Intel Summary
Google has introduced Agent Substrate, an open-source sandboxing project designed to isolate AI agents that execute code, use tools, or control web browsers while limiting compute overhead in enterprise environments.
Why It Matters
Autonomous agents executing code or navigating browsers introduce serious security and infrastructure risks. Hardened sandboxing tools like Agent Substrate aim to prevent malicious execution and systemic compromise without driving up idle compute costs.
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