Sharon Gai

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Coffee with the Council By PCI Security Standards Council · Coffee with the Council Podcast: Meet This Year’s North America Community Meeting Keynote Speaker, Sharon Gai · 24 Jun 2026 podcast

I've had the pleasure of working within what I call sort of the Eastern realm and also the Western realm, and the two places really do have different approaches when it comes to technology, digital transformation, and the usage of AI.

There's definitely pluses and minuses from both sides, but I think ultimately what it gives me is what I call a more culture-fluid

lens or sense of looking at things and the ability to take what works in either regions and utilize it.

For instance, in China, it's a very, it's a highly, highly experimental atmosphere.

If we look at even the deployment of open claw, I don't know if folks listening have set up their own claws or know about this open claw craze where, you know, it's causing a

people want to set up their lobster clause, which is, for those of us who's trying to still learn it, a more autonomous AI agent that's a little more unleashed than the chat GPTs or clause that we use.

because it's not confined by connectors.

It's a freer version that you can use to run your daily tasks.

You can set it up on your phone and call to it through WhatsApp or tell it what to do via WhatsApp or iMessage.

And it is truly changing the way that a lot of us work.

In China, when OpenClaw was rolled out,

First of all, a lot of tech companies wrapped their own products around OpenClaw and developed their own versions.

Tencent, for instance, is a very prominent Chinese tech company.

It houses WeChat, which is the world's second or third most used messaging platform.

So everyone in China has a WeChat.

It's sort of like a WhatsApp equivalent or Messenger equivalent.

And when Tencent rolled out something called QClaw, which is their own version of an OpenClaw product, there was lines out the door in these pop-up community events.

And you had, you know, 67-year, 70-year-old grandpas taking their kids' leftover computer and saying, can you help me set up my OpenClaw on this laptop?

And these Tencent customers

Solution engineers would be helping them set up Qclaw.

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