I would like to request that NVIDIA review and consider restricting or banning frameworks such as OpenClaw and similar AI automation frameworks from NVIDIA NIM services because they may contribute to severe system overload and infrastructure instability.
Some AI agent frameworks are capable of generating excessive automated requests, uncontrolled task loops, and large-scale resource consumption. This can place unnecessary pressure on GPU infrastructure, reduce service stability, and negatively affect other users relying on NVIDIA NIM platforms.
If left unmanaged, these frameworks could worsen operational conditions by:
Increasing GPU and server overload
Causing performance degradation for other users
Creating unstable or abusive automated workflows
Raising operational and infrastructure costs
Potentially leading to service disruptions
I believe NVIDIA should implement stricter limitations, monitoring systems, and security policies regarding high-resource AI automation frameworks connected to NVIDIA NIM.
This request is made in support of maintaining platform stability, fair usage, and a safer AI ecosystem for all users.
I support the initiative. The free tier is already being ruined by these abusive users. In previous years, before OpenClaw existed, everything worked fine and properly. But after OpenClaw arrived and these users came with it, performance and overall quality have declined. Let’s be realistic: the point is not to ban OpenClaw globally, but users who abuse it should be specifically and strictly banned from the free tier. The system should immediately detect those users, block their accounts and prevent them from generating keys, using IPs and any other necessary means.
Let’s be realistic: the majority of OpenClaw free-tier users are simply people who don’t want to pay because they know it’s going to cost them a lot of money and they don’t want to spend it. Basically, they are vultures looking for free resources, consuming them over and over until there’s nothing left.
This needs to happen already. And if possible: everyone, if you’re reading this, please support this initiative. It’s already too much. The models have become increasingly terrible because of these users abusing the free tier. But remember, the point is to ban the people who abuse the free tier specifically. If OpenClaw users want something to work well and professionally, then PAY FOR IT.
They won’t ban openclaw users. This is only in Nvidia’s interests. They provide a free service only for the data. Openclaw users are very important to Nvidia, as they send a lot of valuable data. Moreover, they themselves support openclaw with donations.