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Nvidia’s NemoClaw is an agent built on OpenClaw, with an isolated sandbox intended to let it write code, browse the web and use apps without reaching live systems. TIME describes the product as Nvidia’s attempt to add enterprise guardrails to an autonomous assistant, and names Siemens and Foxconn among its corporate clients.
Why it mattersThat makes the pitch more concrete than “agents, but at work”: the key promise is letting an agent act while limiting what a mishap can touch. The guardrail is doing a lot of work in that sentence, mind you. How much autonomy should companies allow if the agent is sandboxed, but can still take actions?
Discuss: How much autonomy should companies allow an AI agent if it is sandboxed, but can still take actions?
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