Nvidia CEO Huang invests in French AI firms and backs robotics controls
Summarised from 3 outlets · Updated 15 Oct, 11:58 · Archive
Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang announced new investments in French AI-enabled technology companies during a visit to Paris, with stakes in firms including the medical booking site Doctolib.
Huang also spoke at a 'Build a claw' event in London about OpenClaw, an AI model he described as 'one of the most important models' ever seen. He outlined how OpenClaw and AI agents more broadly could drive advancements across multiple fields, from software coding and marketing to scientific research and drug discovery. He characterised the technology as akin to 'LLMs inside an exoskeleton' when applied to robotics.
Huang emphasised the need for proper controls on the technology, particularly for humanoid robotics applications. He stated the controls were necessary 'so we can realize the incredible future potential of the technology that we're building'. He highlighted OpenClaw as the 'first credible' agentic system for robotics use.
How it is being reported
- Nvidia must work with Chinese AI companies on safety, Jensen Huang tells CNBCHuang told CNBC he has ongoing "dialogs" with researchers in China.CNBC · 15 Oct, 12:12
- Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang hails OpenClaw as helping the future of robotics, but calls for controls, 'so we can realize the incredible future potential of the technology that we’re building'Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang explains what is needed to get OpenClaw running safely - and why it could be the future of robotics.TechRadar · 15 Oct, 11:37
- Nvidia's Huang announces new investments in French tech sectorNvidia CEO Jensen Huang stops by Paris to tout new stakes in French AI-enabled tech firms like medical booking site Doctolib. Also in this edition: OpenAI says it caught a spy red-handed, and China's trade surplus continues to boom despite soaring energy costs and trade conflicts.France 24 · 14 Oct, 10:29
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