Do you want to build a robot snowman?

Nvidia’s GTC conference mixed trillion-dollar sales projections, graphics tech that can yassify video games, grand declarations about an OpenClaw strategy, and even a robot version of Olaf from “Frozen.” Hosts Kirsten Korosec, Sean O’Kane and I recapped Jensen Huang’s keynote and debated what it might mean for Nvidia’s future.

A big part of that conversation focused on Olaf, whose microphone had to be turned off when he started rambling. Anthony said Huang was urging every company to adopt an OpenClaw strategy, a striking statement as the project’s founder has moved to OpenAI and the effort now lives in the open-source world.

Kirsten added that Nvidia launched NemoClaw, built with the OpenClaw creator, and that doing nothing could be riskier than investing in a solution that helps the company be part of other enterprises. The Olaf demo showed why robotics is both an impressive engineering feat and a tricky social challenge.

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