Adel El Hallak

VP of Product Management, Agentic AI, NVIDIA · 1 appearance on the record.

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At NVIDIA, he oversees product strategy for agentic AI and enterprise AI platforms, focusing on the engineering, safety, and enterprise deployment of autonomous AI agents. Before NVIDIA, he spent 14 years at IBM, serving as Director of Product Management for deep learning within its Cognitive Systems unit.

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Their most notable supported claim

Assertion Supported
NVIDIA's El Hallak: OpenClaw is the fastest-growing GitHub project in history
“And OpenClaw became the fastest growing GitHub project on GitHub. Like, you look at Linux, it surpassed Linux, it surpassed React in a few weeks, right?”
Adel El Hallak May 26, 2026 ▶ 8:50 The Right Way To Build AI Agents — With NVIDIA's Adel El Hallak and ServiceNow's Joe Davis

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Insight
NVIDIA sees the best agent orchestration results using Claude Opus and GPT
“We've seen some of the best results with using either Opus from Anthropic or GPT for OpenAI for the orchestrator.”
Adel El Hallak May 26, 2026 ▶ 3:29 The Right Way To Build AI Agents — With NVIDIA's Adel El Hallak and ServiceNow's Joe Davis
Assertion Supported
NVIDIA's El Hallak: OpenClaw is the fastest-growing GitHub project in history
“And OpenClaw became the fastest growing GitHub project on GitHub. Like, you look at Linux, it surpassed Linux, it surpassed React in a few weeks, right?”
Adel El Hallak May 26, 2026 ▶ 8:50 The Right Way To Build AI Agents — With NVIDIA's Adel El Hallak and ServiceNow's Joe Davis
Insight
Internet, knowledge base, and terminal access create a 'lethal trifecta' for agents
“Our CISOs, our compliance officers talk about a lethal trifecta in the enterprise context. And that lethal trifecta is when you are intermixing access to the unfettered internet, access to your knowledge base, and a coding terminal. Two of those three, no prob…”
Adel El Hallak May 26, 2026 ▶ 9:03 The Right Way To Build AI Agents — With NVIDIA's Adel El Hallak and ServiceNow's Joe Davis
Insight
NVIDIA's El Hallak: AI agents require multi-model architectures, not single models
“Agents are not a single model, right? We fundamentally believe that agents are made up of a, of an array of different models. Some proprietary models, some open source models that have been customized or post-trained, as they say, right? And so that's ultimate…”
Adel El Hallak May 26, 2026 ▶ 1:55 The Right Way To Build AI Agents — With NVIDIA's Adel El Hallak and ServiceNow's Joe Davis
Assertion Supported
NVIDIA's deep research agent blueprint uses at least seven specialized agents
“That deep research blueprint or agent is actually made up of no less than seven agents”
Adel El Hallak May 26, 2026 ▶ 3:16 The Right Way To Build AI Agents — With NVIDIA's Adel El Hallak and ServiceNow's Joe Davis
Prediction Not checkable as stated
NVIDIA's El Hallak: Future enterprise systems will govern humans, agents, and robots
“I think in a couple years time, we'll be sitting here talking about how AICT governs, helps govern humans, agents, and robots.”
Adel El Hallak May 26, 2026 ▶ 31:31 The Right Way To Build AI Agents — With NVIDIA's Adel El Hallak and ServiceNow's Joe Davis
Disclosure
El Hallak: NVIDIA OpenShell Governs Agent Permissions and Routing at Runtime
“And we have a, an open source secure runtime that's just between the infrastructure and the agent. And what it does is it defines what an agent can do at runtime. What it has access to, what it can read to, what it can read from, what it can write to what AP, …”
Adel El Hallak May 26, 2026 ▶ 13:29 The Right Way To Build AI Agents — With NVIDIA's Adel El Hallak and ServiceNow's Joe Davis
Assertion Supported
NVIDIA OpenShell AI sandboxes strictly enforce deny-by-default access permissions
“The default is no. When you spin up OpenShell, the default at runtime for an agent running in a sandbox is an, you are explicitly giving it access to very specific, you know, processes or actions that it wants to take.”
Adel El Hallak May 26, 2026 ▶ 18:22 The Right Way To Build AI Agents — With NVIDIA's Adel El Hallak and ServiceNow's Joe Davis
Assertion Supported
El Hallak: ServiceNow Is Making 20 Autonomous Agents Available Alongside Project Arc
“Kind of a super exciting part about our partnership with ServiceNow is they talk about 20 autonomous agents that they've, you know, they're making available. These are in addition to these, you know, to project arc.”
Adel El Hallak May 26, 2026 ▶ 21:44 The Right Way To Build AI Agents — With NVIDIA's Adel El Hallak and ServiceNow's Joe Davis

Appearances (1)

EpisodeDateSpeaking time
The Right Way To Build AI Agents — With NVIDIA's Adel El Hallak and ServiceNow's Joe Davis May 26, 2026 11m
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