This is true. But this is an ability of the hardware owners. Intel and NVIDIA are not setting the rules - and there is a real commitment to that because its open source.
It's also confidential. Data, code, rules, ... all of these are processed together in secure enclaves. It's up to the hardware owner/users to determine that processing and to stamp/verify what they want.
BTW it's also a measure to ensure your own standards are met - in distant execution, e.g.where you can ensure your data is processed privately, or your end of a contract is adhered to (something that we think resonates with an agentic/autonomous future).
"How can we ensure that the system enforces the rules that I want"
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This is true. But this is an ability of the hardware owners. Intel and NVIDIA are not setting the rules - and there is a real commitment to that because its open source.
It's also confidential. Data, code, rules, ... all of these are processed together in secure enclaves. It's up to the hardware owner/users to determine that processing and to stamp/verify what they want.
BTW it's also a measure to ensure your own standards are met - in distant execution, e.g.where you can ensure your data is processed privately, or your end of a contract is adhered to (something that we think resonates with an agentic/autonomous future).
"How can we ensure that the system enforces the rules that I want"