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Mar, 2026 : Galileo Launches Open-Source AI Agent Control Plane
📅 - Galileo has released an open-source control plane designed to help enterprises govern the behavior of artificial intelligence agents operating across business systems. The new platform, called Agent Control, aims to give organizations a centralized way to enforce policies and safety guardrails for AI agents running in production environments.
The announcement comes as companies accelerate experimentation with AI-driven autonomous agents that can perform tasks such as retrieving data, automating workflows, or interacting with customers. While the technology promises productivity gains, many enterprises have struggled to deploy agents safely at scale due to governance and reliability [...][... Check source for end of article ...]
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