> OpenClaw’s promise and power was that it could tread places SECURITY-WISE that no other established enterprise company could

[Emphasis mine.]

That's a superpower right up to the moment everyone realizes that handing out nukes isn't "promise and power".

Unless by promise and power we are talking about chaos and crime.

The project is incredible. We are seeing something important: how versatile these models are given freedom to act and communicate with each other.

At the same time, it is clearly going to put the internet at risk. Bad actors are going to use OpenClaw and its "security-wise" freedoms, in nefarious ways. Curious people are going to push AI's with funds onto prepaid servers, then let them sink or swim with regard to agentic acquisition of survival resources.

It is all kinds of crazy from here.