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Indian organisations on edge as sites fail to Captcha AI intruders
Personal AI agents such as Instinct, Muse, Grokbot and OpenClaw have taken over the consumer internet in the US. But last month, major US banks, including JPMorgan Chase, Bank of America, Wells Fargo and Morgan Stanley, reportedly flagged AI agents such as Meta’s Muse accessing customer accounts using login credentials voluntarily shared by users laying bare the risks of handing AI agents the keys to consumers’ digital lives.
Nvidia, Meta deepen AI ties with $3 billion investment deal
In a groundbreaking partnership, Nvidia and Meta have committed to advancing the Muse AI assistant, with a substantial $3 billion investment from Nvidia to enhance functionality and reduce expenses. This AI assistant is vital to Meta's strategic vision of achieving unprecedented personal superintelligence for its users. The collaboration may also explore the implementation of Nvidia's OpenShell framework for safer software distributions.
Be agent provocateur: India's internet needs an AI makeover
As India's digital ecosystem experiences rapid transformation, it is imperative to enhance support for the growing presence of AI agents in business and services. By tackling the obstacles within the navigational framework, costs for these agents can be significantly lowered. Revamping e-commerce catalogs and improving data availability will optimize purchase processes.
AI agent wars: OpenAI’s Dots wades into a market warmed up by Instinct and Meta’s Muse
The launch of OpenAI's Dots comes amid the agentic frenzy launched by Meta's Muse earlier this month. Muse targets professionals and companies, and also caters to everyday consumers and small businesses as well. Startups and open-source projects such as Instinct and OpenClaw are also part of this market.
AI agents take over online shopping: Ecommerce firms rethink pricing, verification
India’s ecommerce and digital platforms are preparing for a surge in personal AI agents that could increasingly make shopping decisions and transactions for consumers, forcing companies to rethink pricing, customer engagement and bot verification.
With new Macs, Apple aims to take on Microsoft, Nvidia in a rush to lower AI costs
Apple's upgraded Mac Minis and Mac Studios which can cost nearly $20,000 and handle AI tasks locally will go head-to-head against new desktop machines that Nvidia and PC makers are rolling out, expected to be the focus of a Microsoft Windows event in San Francisco next month.
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With new Macs, Apple aims to take on Microsoft, Nvidia in a rush to lower AI costs
Apple's upgraded Mac Minis and Mac Studios which can cost nearly $20,000 and handle AI tasks locally will go head-to-head against new desktop machines that Nvidia and PC makers are rolling out, expected to be the focus of a Microsoft Windows event in San Francisco next month.
Muse AI agent launched by Mark Zuckerberg's Meta looks at old saved Instagram reels on a recipe and send a grocery list; check what else it can do
Muse, a personal AI agent launched by Meta can act on saved Instagram content, manage everyday errands, and handle payments on a person's behalf. The rollout comes even as internal Meta tests flagged security lapses and reliability issues with the tool, according to Reuters.
Meta launches AI agent Muse that can access other apps to send emails, make payments
The company's Muse agent, known internally as Hatch, is the centerpiece of CEO Mark Zuckerberg's plan to supply "personal superintelligence" to the billions of people who use Meta's services daily.
How OpenClaw 2.0 is trying to make AI agents easier to use
OpenClaw 2.0, a significant update, simplifies installation and usage for AI agents. This new version allows users to connect existing subscriptions and locally installed models. The update transforms the agent from a question-answerer to a task-executor across digital services. Shared cloud sessions enable multiple users to collaborate on tasks with the same agent.
Baidu joins China's OpenClaw frenzy with new AI agents
Chinese tech giant Baidu has launched new AI products. These products use the OpenClaw framework. They are designed to perform complex tasks with less human help. This move aims to boost Baidu's presence in the AI market. Other Chinese tech firms are also adopting this trend. The technology could change how software connects devices and services.
The lobster is loose, and it’s not going back: Peter Steinberger on building OpenClaw at TED 2026
Steinberger said OpenClaw is being adopted not just by engineers but also by entrepreneurs and individuals with no formal programming background. He added that the release of OpenClaw followed a prolonged period of uncertainty marked by travel and even relocation to two countries.
OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger in limbo after Anthropic cuts Claude access
The AI firm has restricted the third-party agent tool OpenClaw from connecting to Claude models under standard plans. Developers would now need to shift to API-based, usage-billed access.
Marc Andreessen sketches AGI pricing for advanced AI systems like OpenClaw
Marc Andreessen has outlined a tiered pricing vision for artificial general intelligence (AGI). Paid LLMs such as Claude and OpenAI for open-source AI systems like OpenClaw become the cost differentiator.
Strategic blunder or genius?: Y Combinator’s Garry Tan reacts on Anthropic’s OpenClaw move
Anthropic announced that users will no longer be able to use their Claude subscription limits with third-party tools such as OpenClaw. Users will instead have to switch to a separate pay-as-you-go option to access OpenClaw with Claude.
Claude subscriptions no longer cover OpenClaw; users must pay extra
Users can still access them through pay-as-you-go bundles or a Claude API key. Per Anthropic’s Claude Code executive Boris Cherny, rising demand for Claude, which is straining the company’s capacity, is the reason for Anthropic stepping back from supporting third-party tools like OpenClaw.
AI agent future is coming: OpenClaw creator
OpenClaw, an AI agent tool by Peter Steinberger, is making waves. It performs real-life tasks, heralding the 'year of agents'. While exciting, cybersecurity risks are a concern. Steinberger aims to make AI accessible and fun. This innovation could redefine personal assistance for everyone. The future of AI agents is unfolding now.
OpenClaw unveils ClawHub Marketplace; draws more than 331,000 stars on GitHub
Peter Steinberger, OpenClaw’s creator, released the update. The platform allows users to deploy AI agents that can reason, respond, and execute tasks inside apps, such as Telegram and Discord, all while remaining fully self-hosted.
Tencent integrates OpenClaw into WeChat for Chinese users
With this, users in China can now interact with WeixinClawBot as a built-in AI contact that can receive messages, respond, and possibly carry out tasks through chat. WeChat is known as Weixin in Chinese. Developed by Peter Steinberger, OpenClaw is an open-source AI assistant designed to function as a proactive personal agent, linking AI models with users’ everyday applications. The tool has seen rapid global adoption, especially in China.
OpenClaw is the next ChatGPT: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang
In an interview with CNBC on Tuesday, Huang emphasised that OpenClaw enables users to perform complex tasks and automation with minimal effort.
As OpenClaw enthusiasm grips China, schoolkids and retirees alike raise 'lobsters'
In the past month, OpenClaw, which can connect several hardware and software tools and learn from the data produced with much less human intervention than a chatbot, has captured the imaginations of many in China, from retirees looking for side income to AI firms hoping to generate new revenue streams.
Why are founders flocking to OpenClaw?
There is a mad rush in India to adopt OpenClaw as enthusiasts organise meetups and buildathons; but some key security concerns remain. Swathi Moorthy decodes the new AI mania.
AI agent 'lobster fever' grips China despite risks
The tool has fascinated tech circles worldwide but particularly in China, gripping tech-savvy companies and individuals keen to keep up with the next big thing in AI. Hundreds of people queued at tech giant Baidu's Beijing headquarters this week for an OpenClaw event where engineers helped attendees set up their "little lobsters".
Chinese tech hubs promote OpenClaw AI agent despite security warnings
Longgang district in Shenzhen is fostering an OpenClaw AI ecosystem. This initiative supports 'one-person companies' with subsidies and resources. OpenClaw, a popular AI agent, is being integrated across industries. This move aligns with national priorities for high-tech development. Regulators are also addressing security risks associated with the tool's data access.
OpenClaw AI: Why China is raising security concerns and the story behind buzzword ‘Raising Crayfish’
On Sunday, the state-run Xinhua News Agency shared a post on its official WeChat account introducing OpenClaw, accompanied by a warning about potential risks. The post appeared as the phrase “raising crayfish” began trending among Chinese internet users, drawing widespread online attention.
QClaw AI: What is Tencent’s ‘Little Lobster’ tool and will you be able to access it with WeChat and QQ
QClaw AI is presently being tested internally at Tencent and could see a wider release if the trials are successful. QClaw is expected to provide a one-click launch for OpenClaw on systems.
OpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger quits Europe for the US, cites regulatory roadblocks, joins OpenAI
Open-source AI creator Peter Steinberger is moving from Europe to the US to join OpenAI, citing frustration with Europe's stringent tech regulations. He believes Europe's cautious approach stifles innovation, contrasting it with the US's more enthusiastic environment. His popular AI assistant, OpenClaw, will continue as an open-source project with OpenAI's backing.
OpenClaw founder Steinberger joins OpenAI, open-source bot becomes foundation
OpenClaw, formerly known as Clawdbot or Moltbot, is what fans describe as an assistant that can stay on top of emails, deal with insurers, check in for flights and perform myriad other tasks.
OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger joins OpenAI to ‘change the world’
OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger is joining OpenAI to advance AI research and development. His open-source AI agent, known for handling digital tasks, will continue to be supported by OpenAI. Steinberger aims to build user-friendly personal agents, emphasizing safety and access to cutting-edge models, with a goal to impact the world broadly.
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