ServiceNow launches AI Passport to ride along with Nvidia's Open Agent Safety Platform
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ServiceNow said it is updating its AI Control Tower with AI Passport, which gives governance, integration and oversight using the company's AI harness. The effort builds on Nvidia's Open Agent Safety Platform initiative, which aims to put deterministic controls on AI agents to keep them from running amok. Not surprisingly, Nvidia is ServiceNow's launch partner for AI Passport. ServiceNow described AI Passport as a "new authority layer" that gives enterprises runtime control over what AI agents and Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers are authorized to do in workflows. At Nvidia GTC Berlin, ServiceNow will outline how AI Passport and Nvidia’s Open Agent Safety Platform go together. ServiceNow is looking to use AI Control Tower to give AI agents structure. AI Passport is a cryptographically signed credential that verifies and governs AI agents. AI agents can work freely within their passport scope, but if it drifts it can be redirected, restricted or turned off. According to ServiceNow, AI Passport is built on open specifications so third-parties can issue their own credentials. In addition, ServiceNow expanded the remit for AI Control Tower to autonomously remediate AI agents and give enterprises a kill switch. ServiceNow also added the following to AI Control Tower: Jon Sigler, executive vice president and general manager, AI Platform at ServiceNow, said visibility into AI...
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