Nov 9, 2026•2 min
Korea’s AI Ecosystem Advances and Secures Agentic AI With NVIDIA
Hyundai and AIM Intelligence adopt NVIDIA OpenShell for secure agents; LG AI Research opens K-EXAONE-2.5 API access.
Glass Epoch·Via NVIDIA Newsroom
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Hyundai and AIM Intelligence adopt NVIDIA OpenShell for secure agents; LG AI Research opens K-EXAONE-2.5 API access.
Hundreds of internet-exposed deployments of Artex, an open-source AI penetration testing tool linked to multiple cyberattacks, were found with no login required.
Meta's Muse agents get Spaces — topic-focused breakout conversations that build trackers, planners and project boards, plus third-party app sync.
A San Francisco startup is paying customers — barely — to let teleoperated humanoids clean their homes, and every wipe is training data.
Airbnb commits to a consumer launch of its AI travel agent in the first half of 2027, with a generative, component-based interface rather than plain chat.
Meta's Muse Voice brings call and video chat with a customizable animated avatar to all US users, ahead of a Tamagotchi-style wearable due before year-end.
After 15 months in stealth, Aina is taking preorders on a titanium smart ring built to approve or reject AI agent actions with a single tap.
Box is embedding Nvidia's Nemotron models into its core to let agents pull relevant document chunks instead of reading whole files.
Nothing's CEO says the company's first AI-native product ships in December — a screenless productivity tool, not an app or wearable.
On its Q3 earnings call, Uber disclosed that just four rides and 500 Uber Eats orders were booked by an AI agent during its busiest week of the quarter.
Untraceable data handoffs between AI agents are pushing enterprises toward data lineage as the backbone of agentic AI governance.
Y Combinator CEO Garry Tan says he spends $100,000 to $200,000 a year on AI tokens, running agents across work and daily life.
