Jaden Schaefer

I don't think he wanted to repeat the process.

It's kind of this fun side thing.

It went really viral.

And so this is kind of an exciting way for him to get into a big company, have a really big impact with his current project without having, I think, the overhead and the headache of running a massive company.

I think it's interesting.

Also, like there is some really funny posts where people are asking him like, hey, how come you didn't go with like Anthropic?

Why did you go with OpenAI?

And he said the only notes Anthropic sent me were love notes from their legal department.

So I think it was for him.

Anthropic wasn't, you know, they're basically just sending the cease and desist.

Meanwhile, everyone was like, oh, shoot, this is actually really cool.

Meta, I will also say, released in Manus, their also previously acquired company, a very similar tool that they're launching and they're rolling into WhatsApp and a bunch of their other tools as well.

So they didn't actually end up acquiring this, but I think they just kind of built their own version as well.

It's kind of the classic meta way to do things.

I think this is really interesting.

For now, OpenClaw is going to be, there's some warnings, right?

Like the security is definitely an issue that needs to be solved.

But I think at the same time, this is getting access to the biggest AI company in the entire world to help funnel it and power it.

And with all of the compute and resources of OpenAI, I think it's going to be something that is incredibly useful.

And I think people should also not forget that Cloud Code, which has become the most popular coding tool for developers,