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AI agent OpenClaw has entered the mainstream in China. Suddenly, everyone is "raising a lobster" as the open-source intelligent agent is powering the "One-Person Company" trend.
There's no question that these AI employees – known as lobsters – are changing the game with their unprecedented productivity. But there are red flags. Their super permissions are like tentacles reaching deep into systems sucking up personal data. Join us on The Hype as CGTN reporters explore how OpenClaw is fueling a new smart economy and rewriting the future of work in China.
AI agent OpenClaw has entered the mainstream in China. Suddenly, everyone is "raising a lobster" as the open-source intelligent agent is powering the "One-Person Company" trend.
There's no question that these AI employees – known as lobsters – are changing the game with their unprecedented productivity. But there are red flags. Their super permissions are like tentacles reaching deep into systems sucking up personal data. Join us on The Hype as CGTN reporters explore how OpenClaw is fueling a new smart economy and rewriting the future of work in China.