> If OpenClaw is the future of software I'm honestly a bit scared for the industry. I think it's mainly the industry wannabes gathering around a "sexy" brand n

> If OpenClaw is the future of software I'm honestly a bit scared for the industry. I think it's mainly the industry wannabes gathering around a "sexy" brand name again, when they're really more interested in "AI as personal assistants". OpenClaw just has the most traction despite being a hot mess, because the people hyping it up don't know how bad the codebase is, or because they want to launch something first and switch it over to a more credible alternative after.