Andy Halliday

But I also read somewhere that every single major VC was in Peter Steinberg's inbox.

Yeah, I saw that.

Big money to let them take on the sort of the private initiative of developing OpenClaw going forward.

Yeah.

What does this mean for open AI?

Well, you'll probably see open cause approach like that structure integrated into ChatGPT.

So your AI assistant will be able to automatically manage your calendar and handle tasks and so on.

control your smart home, do research for you in the background, anticipating your needs, all of those things that an autonomous and continuously learning agent, which is kind of what OpenClaw represents in my mind at this point, is able to do.

And Peter Steinberger himself said that he believes that OpenClaw could replace ultimately the vast majority of apps that you use on your phone.

Because you'll just talk to OpenClaw as your agent and it'll do what you want it to do without you having to have a special app for that.

So it has really disruptive capability and it'll be in the field of OpenAI to deliver those products and to package them in a way that many, many more consumers than might otherwise use OpenClaw will have access to it.

There's dollars.

There's dollars involved.

I want to differentiate OpenClaw, which is the open source standard for the Peter Steinberger developed autonomous agent system, and MyClaw.ai, which is a cloud-based 24-7 access to an OpenClaw instance.

And I'm...

disappointed to hear because I was kind of excited about maybe checking out myclaw.ai myself today.

I'm a little disappointed to hear that it's very expensive to do it that way.

So MyClaw.ai is this cloud-based alternative for those of us who don't want to buy a Mac Mini, which is really happening in large response to the OpenClaw viral bloom that's happening.

So there is a real...

surge in demand for Mac minis because Mac minis are really well designed to do a separate sort of agent platform using the open claw standards.