OpenClaw

“This is not good for open AI... The heavy brute force of LLMs is not a winner take all, it's not going to be an erase the AGI... The interesting game becomes on the edge and things like open claw are the decentralized version of it. So it becomes kind of irrel…”

“I became a An OpenClaw agent user, thanks to my husband's technical prowess, and I'm using it very consistently, although it is buggy, guys. I mean, the bugginess is, is real.”

“Like we put open claw at the center of our firm in Slack. And so it like becomes this like brain that's like everyone's interacting with.”

“I've seen multiple startups in our portfolio in the last week starting to create skills and package skills and open source them for OpenClaw”

“They're basically like operating as a several thousand person company with almost no one because of the leverage.”

“I think we're gonna see a million developers on this thing within 12 months.”

“You know, this is the, as near as we can tell the fastest growing open source project in internet history.”

“This is one of the more fun use cases that I've seen a bunch in the last few days, which is people adding their bots Just do a group chat with me and having their bot explain things and get into the conversation.”

“The word on the street is something like a third of the, of Y Combinator is open claw already. And they're winter class.”

“In the open clock community, people actually choose to route to Claude particularly Opus Four Five, because they like the personality better than, say, Codex.”

“It doesn't make sense for anyone else, like one of the big, you know, the big tech companies to have a competitive version of this because it's, they're not, and inherently it has to be open source. It has to be distributed. And so that's the big open cloud ad…”

“Top apps. Open Claw has eight hundred billion tokens. The next biggest one, Kilo code is two hundred billion. The one next Clawd code is one hundred billion.”

“NVIDIA has been really helpful to OpenClaw over the last many weeks. They've actually brought engineering resources to the bear.”

“It's the operating system for agents and that open claw is, or has rapidly become the operating system for the agentic economy.”

“If OpenClaw went away tomorrow, it would disrupt nothing. Right. It would just be like, fine. You just use nano cloud. Like there's no cost of switching at all.”

“Like we had to build an entire approval process now for skills because the skills that were going into the, that was the thing making open clause unsafe was that people would download a new skill and then there would be Instructions in there that would exfiltr…”

“We've got a lot of people from China, you know, Baidu Xiaomi, like many, many different companies that are all developing. Some are developing custom models just for open claw. Some are integrating into their clouds.”

“Like, we're going maximum deep and taking a maximum long position in local inference and open claw because we just believe.”

“It's like a month or two behind, you know, like obviously super hyped about Open Claw and all, you know, personal AI.”

“But this is a good problem to have because when, ah, I really think that, you know, OpenClaw is like Linux. And I agree with Jensen Huang that when Linus Torvalds introduced Linux on the mailing list, he said, I have this toy kernel. Totally not for production…”

“And days later, Anthropic announced that they are shutting off access for Claude Pro and Max users who are Open Call users to use their product.”

“We've been aware for some time that they have a fork of OpenClaw and, you know, we expect they'll do something pretty big.”

“And I mean, in China, you've got Huge deployments on ByteDance and let's see ByteDance, Baidu, Alibaba, they all have forks. They've all, they're all deploying at large scale.”

“They have actually a couple of people contributing from the open AI engineering team have been contributing as open source maintainers. Obviously Peter is the largest contributor and he technically works at open AI.”

“OpenClaw has a new computer use tool called Peekaboo that's incredible. Like it will use your computer.”

“So I'm in a lot of conversations related to this, and the resistance on the front lines is absolutely enormous. People do not want, and I've actually only really in the last two weeks really Come around to having a lot of first party conversations about this. …”

“The Apple's Mac Studio, for example, at 512 gigs sold out immediately when OpenClaw launched and has never come back into stock because you want to be able to load an entire model into memory”

“We see this at OpenClaw, is that when you deploy agents into an enterprise, your token consumption goes up sometimes on the order of 3000%.”

“They also really kind of cool integrated it like directly into windows and they have a new long running agent called scout. That's based on open Built on Openclaw.”

“In order to run multiple agents at once, your Mac has to manage each thread, right? So if you're running, you know, one, two, three, 10, 100 agents at the same time, whether they're running through Codex, Pi, OpenClaw, or whatever, you have to have memory and …”

“One of the reasons I'm personally working so much on OpenClaw is that I really believe that we have to put the power in the hands of the people. Like, you have to take the computer out of the cloud”

“We've actually now worked in partnership with Apple to develop a bunch of Mac studios in custom configuration That is enabling us to unblock our engineering team's ability to be, you know, extremely productive.”

“I'm spending an enormous amount of time working on open claw and trying to give people A much higher agency version of AI that is much more personal and much more individually empowering.”

“One of the things that no agent system has today is a multiplayer experience.”