Jensen Huang: OpenClaw is the first truly trusted agent framework for robots

NVIDIA CEO Jensen Huang said at the Build a Claw event in London that OpenClaw will drive future tech, especially in robotics.

He thinks AI has hit a turning point and is now practical. Agents are everywhere, from coding to marketing, research and drug discovery. After seeing robots from partner Humanoid, he called OpenClaw "the first truly trusted agent runtime framework". It works like an exoskeleton for LLMs, giving them a live runtime. Motors and robot arms are just tools, controlled by the agent.

On safety, he compared today to the early internet, when web pages could take full control of your computer. The fix is containers that isolate apps. His team built OpenShell for this, following the rule of least privilege: "To fry an egg, you give it a pan, not a chainsaw."

On fears of agents going rogue, Huang stays calm. Systems will keep watching agents, and alarms will go off if a robot breaks the rules.