The Day AI Got Hands: How OpenClaw’s 1.5M Rogue Agents Forced OpenAI’s Hand скачать в хорошем качестве

The Day AI Got Hands: How OpenClaw’s 1.5M Rogue Agents Forced OpenAI’s Hand

This video analyzes the "OpenClaw Absorption Playbook," detailing how large tech companies acquire and integrate open-source projects, including the history of clawdbot. It traces the history of OpenClaw, its rebranding, and the "AI Hands" metaphor for access, and highlights a 2026 warning from China's government regarding security risks. The playbook suggests strategies for "absorption" such as hiring founders and providing support without formal ownership, which affects the future of claude code and software development. In November 2025, developer Peter Steinberger gave AI *hands* instead of just a voice—creating OpenClaw, an AI agent system with access to terminals, files, and real-world execution. By February 2026, it had 1.5 million autonomous agents, a security warning from China, and a quiet absorption into OpenAI’s orbit. This video tells the full story of how a weekend hack called Clawdbot became OpenClaw and accidentally spawned the “Lobster Army.” You’ll see why giving AI agents root-level access terrifies security researchers, how a meme project triggered national security alarms, and how OpenAI used a familiar “absorption playbook” to capture the ecosystem without closing the code. In this episode, we break down: Why “AI with hands” (agents that act) is more dangerous than “AI with a voice” (chatbots). How OpenClaw scaled to 1.5M agents and turned into an online cult icon. Why the Chinese Ministry of Industry issued a security alert over an open-source agent framework. The Absorption Playbook: how OpenAI repeated the Microsoft/GitHub and Google/Android strategy. The “ClosedClaw” fear: what it means when the default AI runtime is effectively owned by a single company. Chapters: 0:00 – The Lobster Army: How a Weekend AI Project Became 1.5M Agents 1:30 – The Medium Shift: From Chatbots to AI Agents With “Hands” 3:00 – The Warning: Why China Flagged OpenClaw as a Security Risk 4:45 – The Absorption Playbook: How OpenAI Captured OpenClaw’s Ecosystem 6:30 – ClosedClaw: Who Owns the AI Runtime of the Future? If you care about AI safety, autonomous agents, and how big platforms quietly buy the future of automation, this documentary-style breakdown is for you. — I make deep-dive explainers on AI agents, security risks, and the strategies shaping the next wave of automation. Subscribe if you want more episodes like this. #openclaw #aiagents #openai #aisafety #automation