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I'm genuinely curious what will happen in a month or two when much of the primary functionality of OpenClaw is shipped from OpenAI, Anthropic, Google, etc.
I think there will always be value in the bleeding edge, and these companies can't take the same security risks, so The Claw isn't going anywhere anytime soon.
Will it fade away, replaced by the monoliths of the future, or will it thrive alongside them, like Android or Linux?
What models will be available, and at what price, outside of their native harnesses once the benefit of acquiring customers slips and companies become more cost sensitive?
Will efficiency improvements drive the cost of legacy models down enough to offset the winding down of subsidies?
Will usable local models ever be attainable for the masses?
The future is so exciting. I have no clue what is going to happen, at the same time, I know exactly what is going to happen.
AI is going to eat the world.
Frank@frankdegods
It's hard to price the value creation explosion that will result from OpenClaw being open source. It's the best tech experience I've had in over decade of using internet. It sounds like hyperbole, but it is insane to use a piece of software that tangibly gets better as you use it. I think this experience will scale to literally billions of users. The fact that it's open source though means that there won't be one company that necessarily dominates this. I think this is just how all new software will be made. Self-improving Clawbot inspired agents. So at the earliest stages right now I believe the next billion dollar applications are being started and built right now.
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