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- NVIDIA AI publishes an explainer video on how AI agents use models and tools to complete tasks
NVIDIA AI posted a video for viewers with no technical background that walks through what happens after an AI agent is given a task, how agents use models and tools to complete it, and what makes them fast and responsive.
- Jensen Huang visits NVIDIA's Build-A-Claw event in Paris, where developers build AI agents on open models
NVIDIA says CEO Jensen Huang stopped by Build-A-Claw in Paris, where developers and startups are getting hands-on with open models to build their own AI agents.
- NVIDIA shows developers building Omniverse sims with frontier AI agents such as GPT-6 Astra
An NVIDIA Omniverse blog walks through projects where developers direct frontier AI agents with natural-language instructions while Omniverse libraries supply GPU physics, rendering, and sensor simulation. Examples include a warehouse humanoid simulator wired with Astra and SimReady assets, a Zero to Alpamayo autonomous-driving test bed on a San Francisco Market Street scene, sensor-matched digital twins refined with Astra and Claude Fable 5, Robo Olympics Unitree G1 sports trials in Newton/Warp, CAD-informed robotic disassembly in Isaac Sim, a browser ISS OpenUSD viewer with telemetry, and stereo-capture rooms turned into editable OpenUSD studios.
- NVIDIA AI posts how H Company optimizes VLM serving for computer-use agents with Dynamo
NVIDIA AI shared a technical write-up on how H Company optimizes vision-language model serving for computer-use agents using NVIDIA Dynamo.
- NVIDIA AI streams a walkthrough of what's new in CUDA 13.4
NVIDIA AI hosted a live broadcast on X covering what's new in CUDA 13.4.
- NVIDIA: build visual AI agents from a prompt with Cosmos and VSS 3.3
NVIDIA announced that developers can build visual AI agents from a single prompt using NVIDIA Cosmos together with VSS 3.3, per the company's AI account.
- NVIDIA research has AI agents rewrite Kimi Delta Attention GPU kernels
NVIDIA research had AI agents directly rewrite GPU kernels for Kimi Delta Attention, the attention variant used in Moonshot AI's Kimi-Linear models.