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Honeywell's new Forge Cognition platform integrates AI agents with building infrastructure but deliberately retains human oversight for the foreseeable future, prioritizing safety over immediate autonomy. This approach highlights a critical industry tension between deploying advanced AI capabilities in physical operations and maintaining strict control loops to prevent unintended consequences. The partnership with Nvidia and Dell demonstrates how traditional industrial automation is evolving into an AI-driven domain while addressing the "who controls the building" question head-on.
Exclusive: Honeywell Technologies launches a ‘brain behind the building’ with Nvidia and Dell. Its CTO says humans will run it for now

Forge Cognition, tested at Nvidia’s Voyager headquarters, is Honeywell Technologies' first big AI bet since its breakup.
Honeywell Technologies’ new AI platform can run in three modes: manual, semi-autonomous and autonomous. The company’s chief technology officer hasn’t switched on the third. “We have not opened up an autonomy right now,” Suresh Venkatarayalu told Fortune in an interview ahead of Wednesday’s launch of Forge Cognition. The platform, built with technology from Nvidia and Dell, puts AI agents and digital twins on top of the systems that heat, cool, secure and power buildings. Honeywell’s launch announcement says the agents can “autonomously coordinate actions across existing systems.” Venkatarayalu says people will stay in the loop for now. “Maybe we will start running in this mode for probably next two to three years,” he said. After that, customers decide when to make the switch. “For me, I wouldn’t deploy these agents without my control…
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