AI & Machine Learning

Cyber pets, blind dates, and stock trading: How Chinese users are jumping on the OpenClaw craze

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Chinese users are experimenting with OpenClaw for various unconventional purposes like stock trading, blind dates, and digital pets despite security risks and warnings. The craze highlights both the versatility and potential dangers of AI agents in everyday life, emphasizing the need for caution among content creators and tech enthusiasts.

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