OpenClaw + OpenAI: The Future of AI Agents Just Went Nuclear

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AI agents have been overhyped for months — but OpenClaw might be the first one that’s actually real.

In this deep dive, we break down what OpenClaw actually is, why OpenAI and Mark Zuckerberg reportedly fought to bring its creator on board, and what this means for the future of ChatGPT and AI agents as a whole.

OpenClaw started as an open-source AI agent built by Austrian developer Peter Steinberger. Within weeks, it exploded to over 100,000 GitHub stars and millions of users. Unlike most “AI agents,” OpenClaw can control your computer, execute tasks, log into accounts, manage emails, and automate real workflows — all through simple conversational commands.

Now OpenAI is backing the project through a foundation model while keeping it open source. That move could reshape how AI agents are built, deployed, and integrated into everyday software.

In this video, we cover:
• What OpenClaw actually does
• Why OpenAI wanted it so badly
• The bidding war with Zuckerberg
• What this means for ChatGPT’s future
• Multi-agent systems and agentic engineering
• Security risks and safety concerns
• Whether AI agents could replace traditional apps

If AI is moving from “talking” to “acting,” this is the moment that shift becomes real.

Timestamps:
00:00 – The AI Agent That Broke the Internet
01:29 – What Is OpenClaw?
04:18 – Why OpenAI Wanted This So Badly
07:53 – What This Means Technically for OpenAI
11:30 – What’s Coming Next for OpenClaw
14:23 – Why This Changes the Entire AI Landscape
17:53 – Final Thoughts: The Future of AI Agents

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