OpenClaw

“As far as I know, there haven't been major concerns. I saw there was one report about like, that maybe one of the servers running you know, some of the stuff was open to attack, but I think was vulnerable, but was locked down subsequently after that report, bu…”

“I will flip out if I find out that anyone's running OpenClaw on a Snowflake laptop. Please don't do that. That's not safe. We will help you get like a free Ubuntu machine on AWS if you want.”

“But if you look at their week by week web traffic, it's actually kind of flat slash down from when they launched, which means that they're not attracting new consumers.”

“And so I think we're actually not going to necessarily see a horizontal open claw for consumer, but we're going to see an open claw style architecture built into more focused consumer products.”

“Well, so I personally don't think it's ever going to crack the mainstream consumer in a horizontal way.”

“Like, I believe it's probably the most important kind of architecture unlock that we will have for 20, 26.”

“Jensen Wong, the NVIDIA CEO, happens to be driving the whole thing. Four and a half trillion dollar company, which is crazy. Just said that OpenClaw is the most important thing after ChatGPT.”

“The common practice and sort of state of the art is, is effectively don't give open claw or something access to your inbox. Create a separate inbox for the agent. And really treat that agent as a, another colleague that you're working with. And so it has its o…”

“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?”

“Every Sunday right now, I have my claw go and help create a schedule for the week that I then send to our nanny, which has, you know, the kids schedule each day of the week and does that automatically.”