Karl Yeh

So it renders that useless for me because it's sort of like...

Essentially, I'm operating on a completely different entity with completely different logins to completely brand new accounts, which kind of doesn't work.

Yeah, it's just a pain in the neck for me to keep going back and forth.

It's a novelty, which is kind of fun to see what it's doing, but I'm like...

A, I'm not going to waste my time trying to do these assistant things when I know one of these labs is going to come in with something that will hypercharge this for the masses.

that I don't have to do the setup I have to do and monitor I have to do.

There's no way that would... I'm assuming how fast Anthropic is moving, it'd be that.

Or OpenAI hasn't said very much of anything.

They should be sitting around just gathering that info too.

So one of these things will be... If not all of these, we'll have some sort of this in six months.

I think the number one thing, I wrote this in a post saying, when I first started using OpenClaw, it's limited by our operating system.

So how our operating system is built matters.

to do this, to do this, to do this, turn on, you know, if you even just read the examples, oh, it manages my emails for me.

It goes out and searches.

It's like, but you're still doing the things you would do, just have somebody else do it.

Now it's just an agent do it.

But you're still doing the same things.

So my thing is like, okay, who's going to actually go out there and rebuild an OS system

that is centered around maybe an open call or something.

That's where to me, it's like, that's where it is because I think like when I first saw this, my initial thought was like, Hey, this is a souped up version of pulse because pulse is, is proactive.