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This article explains the technical concept behind OpenClaw AI agents and their ability to autonomously interact with digital systems, using a gym hacking example to illustrate the implications for AI safety and system security.
Tech entrepreneur Ben Guez is using OpenClaw, Claude code, and Instagram trials to automate his dating life, amassing potential international wives in his DMs. This development showcases the growing sophistication of AI-driven social automation tools.
Security researchers at Varonis demonstrated how easily an AI agent can be tricked into leaking sensitive data through a simple phishing email. The experiment highlights a critical vulnerability in AI security protocols.
Microsoft has launched Scout, an AI personal assistant built on OpenClaw technology, designed to integrate into Microsoft 365 apps and automate workplace tasks like calendar management and email drafting.
Microsoft launches Scout, an AI assistant inspired by OpenClaw, designed to integrate into the Microsoft 365 ecosystem and enhance productivity.
Learn how to set up and run local AI agents on Windows using the OpenClaw framework concepts. This beginner-friendly tutorial teaches you to build AI assistants that work directly on your PC.
AI agents like Claude Code and OpenClaw have fundamentally altered the tech landscape, revolutionizing software development and system automation. Their emergence marks a pivotal moment in computing history.
Google launches Gemini Spark, a 24/7 AI agent designed to autonomously manage finances and communications in response to OpenClaw's new AI assistant.
Despite years of unfulfilled promises, open-source AI platform OpenClaw is emerging as a potential breakthrough in creating useful AI agents. Google and other top AI labs are now racing to replicate its success, but whether they can deliver on the promise of truly helpful AI assistants remains uncertain.
AI coding skills are making it significantly easier to build and deploy robots, according to Wired AI. The OpenClaw platform exemplifies this trend by enabling users to create robotic agents with minimal hardware knowledge.
OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger incurred a $1.3 million OpenAI API bill by running 100 Codex instances, highlighting the financial challenges of large-scale AI automation.
Peter Steinberger is spending $1.3 million a month on OpenAI API usage to run 100 AI agents that automate coding, PR reviews, and bug detection, framing the expense as a research investment in the future of software development.
