F-Secure and AMD Silo AI demo routing approach for agentic AI data handling
F-Secure and AMD Silo AI say they have shown a routing approach that decides, for each piece of data, whether AI processing should happen on-device or in the cloud.
F-Secure and AMD Silo AI said they have demonstrated a routing approach for agentic AI that decides, piece by piece, whether data should be processed on-device or in the cloud.
The companies said the method is designed to support consumer digital journeys as AI agents take on more tasks, including comparing products, managing subscriptions and completing purchases on behalf of users. The announcement centers on F-Secure TrustPath and AMD Silo AI model-routing solutions.
The companies said the routing decision is based on sensitivity, cost, model capability and performance. They said the goal is to help protect privacy and keep processing closer to the user when appropriate.
Why it matters
F-Secure said its research found a trust gap around AI. In the release, the company said 84% of consumers worry AI makes it impossible to tell what is real online, 44% worry about using AI itself and 17% are ready to let AI take actions on their behalf.
The companies said people will be less willing to hand over money, identity or decisions to an agent they do not trust. The release frames the routing system as one way to reduce that concern by matching each task with the right place and model for processing.
Context and background
The release describes F-Secure TrustPath as a human-first, AI-powered consumer cyber security effort built around protecting digital interactions end to end. It also says the company has 38 years of experience, secures billions of digital interactions each year and protects tens of millions of consumers globally.
AMD Silo AI is described in the release as a global AI center of excellence with more than 300 AI scientists and 125-plus PhDs. The companies did not provide independent verification in the press release for the performance or market claims attached to their products and businesses.
What officials said
F-Secure Chief Executive Timo Laaksonen said consumers will not hand their money, identity or decisions to an agent operating under a brand they do not trust. He said working with AMD Silo AI helps move TrustPath from principle to practice.
F-Secure Chief Technology Officer Santeri Kangas said the work marks a significant step forward in protecting consumers’ digital journeys and privacy. AMD Silo AI Senior Director Jaakko Vainio said the goal is to handle each event as close to the user as possible.
What happens next
The release says F-Secure TrustPath capabilities are expected to enter beta in the fourth quarter of 2026 and move into production in 2027. The companies said the routing approach is part of preparing consumer services for an agentic AI era in which software can act on users’ behalf.
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