Nvidia plans to release an open platform for autonomous AI agents
An open-source platform called NemoClaw will allow corporate developers to create autonomous AI agents to perform work tasks.
An open-source platform called NemoClaw will allow corporate developers to create autonomous AI agents to perform work tasks.
As Wired reports , NemoClaw is being created specifically for the enterprise segment. Its main advantage is its versatility, as companies will be able to deploy their AI agents regardless of whether their products run on Nvidia chips.
Nvidia plans to integrate powerful security and privacy tools into NemoClaw to alleviate business concerns about using autonomous AI.
An official announcement is expected next week at Nvidia's annual developer conference in San Jose. Ahead of the conference, Nvidia is already in talks with market giants including Salesforce, Cisco, Google, Adobe, and CrowdStrike.
Since the platform is open, partners can receive free early access in exchange for technical contributions to the project's development.
The launch of NemoClaw is a direct response to the popularity of so-called "claws" - open AI tools that run locally on users' computers and are able to independently, without constant human prompts, perform sequential tasks.
Earlier this year, the attention of AI enthusiasts was drawn to the OpenClaw project, which was later acquired by OpenAI , which autonomously performed routine work instead of humans.
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