OpenClaw, every mention

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▶ 21:28 Martin Casado Um, uh, and then OpenClock kind of showed up, and that was earlier in the year. 2 times in the scene

▶ 19:31 Anish Acharya Personal agents, we had this collective moment of excitement around OpenClaw, um, in January, and it was an extraordinary sort of composition of primitives, but it never really crossed over into consumer.

▶ 21:36 Garry Tan Mess around with Open Claw. 3 times in the scene
▶ 28:46 Garry Tan So, which is cool, like, he uses, like, he actually was one of the people who, like, really got me into Open Claw. 3 times in the scene
▶ 44:13 Garry Tan Being, becoming a convert to OpenClaw made me very, very convinced that it was going to happen right away. 2 times in the scene

▶ 7:01 Benedict Evans And there's clearly this kind of very widespread between people in the valley who bought, you know, a cluster of Mac studios and are running OpenClaw all day versus, um, you know, those other 40% of people who say, yeah, it's kind of…

▶ 29:22 Martin Casado So, um, if you use OpenClaw, do you know why you use a Mac mini with OpenClaw? 2 times in the scene

▶ 2:34 Jessie Genet And of course, the last few months where we have the open claw, then I went completely obsessed.
▶ 22:43 Jessie Genet Like the, because, um, when they spun up their own agent for the first time, like usually when a, when a new open claw hatches, it's like, it's literally like, hey, and who am I?
▶ 23:57 unnamed speaker Or someone to set up your open clot. 4 times in the scene
▶ 27:08 unnamed speaker Because you've dropped, you know, you mentioned Obsidian, we're obviously talking about OpenClaw. 6 times in the scene
▶ 36:06 Jessie Genet Okay, so one, one, one way I feel like you can get the, um, the model, so I think of the agent is like, you know, like we might talk about OpenClaw or something, but then they don't have a brain, and you're plugging in the LLM model that…

▶ 13:03 Martin Casado NanoClaw is very, like, like, OpenClaw has all of the integrations.
▶ 24:58 Aaron Levie Like, I love the idea of Open Claw having a box account, and it, it operates, and you share with it.

▶ 1:35 unnamed speaker Um, maybe to start, what is the name of your, oh, how many claws do you have? 2 times in the scene
▶ 1:56 unnamed speaker Peter, tell me a little bit about, you know, Open Claw, how you discovered it, um, how you're using it today, and, and what you think the implications are. 10 times in the scene
▶ 3:32 unnamed speaker So, so how much for you is OpenClaw about the kind of interface, like pushing it to messaging and, you know, maybe helping to trick our brain into feeling like, hey, this is a person or a person-esque thing, um, versus all the other… 10 times in the scene
▶ 6:15 unnamed speaker Um, you know, you'd said that apps will die, claw's gonna be everything and everywhere. 3 times in the scene
▶ 8:53 unnamed speaker How do you imagine OpenClaw, which it's sort of an architecture and a primitive.

▶ 24:16 Anish Acharya We can't have this conversation without talking about agents, OpenClaw, Manus, GenSpark, MoldBook. 14 times in the scene
▶ 26:33 Anish Acharya Is Manus the consumer-grade open claw, or how do you distinguish the two?
▶ 34:45 Anish Acharya I mean, is everybody using their own open claw in 12 months?

▶ 24:59 Mike Cannon-Brookes And you could argue, I don't know, OpenClaw and stuff is an example of building very personal apps just for me.

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