Nvidia, a popular technology company, has recently launched NeMo Guardrails, a safety toolkit for AI chatbots that acts as a censor for applications built on large language models (LLMs). This software has been released as an open source project, and it enables developers to set up three kinds of boundaries. The first boundary is topical guardrails, which prevents apps from moving into undesired areas. The second boundary is safety guardrails, which include fact-checking, filtering out unwanted language, and preventing hateful content. The third boundary is security guardrails, which restricts apps to making connections only to external third-party applications that are known to be safe. Get full access to AIWireX.com at aiwirex.substack.com/subscribe