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Hyundai explores controls for AI agents at work

Hyundai is exploring Nvidia’s NemoClaw and OpenShell tools, while AIM Intelligence is integrating OpenShell into Starfort.

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Hyundai Motor Group is exploring tools from Nvidia that limit what AI agents can access and do in a company’s systems. Nvidia announced the work alongside a separate integration by South Korean security company AIM Intelligence.

NemoClaw provides starting configurations for agent deployments. OpenShell runs agents in an isolated environment where policies can govern access to data and tools. For a company, that can mean giving an agent access to the documents it needs for one task while restricting other systems.

Hyundai’s work is exploratory. AIM Intelligence is integrating OpenShell into its Starfort platform for employee and enterprise workflows. The announcements describe different stages of adoption, with results depending on how each company configures and tests its controls.