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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 has laid out his vision of how OpenClaw will help shape the future of technology - with a particular focus on robotics.

Speaking at a “Build a claw” event in London, Huang explained how OpenClaw and AI agents as a whole can spur on incredible advancements in a range of fields.

However it was the field of humanoid robotics that seemed to catch his fancy, with Huang outlining the need for proper controls to ensure the potential of the technology can be reached.

AI is "becoming useful"

Huang opened by noting how OpenClaw was “one of the most important models” ever seen, helping to further progress across multiple industries.

“We’ve now seen an inflection in artificial intelligence - it’s become useful,” he declared. “The type of things people are doing with it, as simple as software coding, being a marketing agent assistant, research assistant, lab assistant,...

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Beyond Surveillance: Building an AI-enabled, privacy-conscious security infrastructure

By Bhardwaj Naik, Chief Executive Officer, Videonetics India’s relationship with video surveillance has historically been defined more by scale than sophistication. Cities, campuses, corporate parks, and public institutions have expanded their camera networks at an unprecedented pace and invested heavily in extensive CCTV infrastructure. Despite this growing density of

Google Play now lets you install your own vibe-coded apps without publishing them

Serving tech enthusiasts for over 25 years. TechSpot means tech analysis and advice you can trust. First look: Android users who build apps in AI Studio can now install them through Google Play without making them publicly available or connecting their phones to a computer. The feature makes it easier

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Is a new $199 HP Walmart-exclusive laptop any good? No, but a free 1-year subscription to Microsoft 365 worth $70 instantly makes world’s cheapest Windows laptop more attractive

We live in very weird times, where AI suddenly sent consumer tech back at least a decade. Here I am casting my gaze on a laptop that wouldn’t have been out of place in 2016. This HP laptop is a Walmart exclusive, has no name and costs only $199,

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Flock CEO says ‘we shouldn’t pause progress’ of its ALPR cameras — and that it will fire any law-breaking police customers 'immediately'

* Flock’s CEO has defended his company’s products in the face of criticism * He said "we shouldn’t pause progress" in the name of privacy * His comments at times contradicted those on Flock’s website Flock has repeatedly found itself in hot water over the past few

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