Frenzy over AI agent OpenClaw shows the lobster has escaped the pot
SCMP focuses on openclaw and lobster, with context pulled from source reporting instead of recycled feed copy. Cross-checked against Bloomberg and Ars Technica.
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Tuesday, 17 March 2026·Source: SCMP·Hong Kong·corporate
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What happened: In China this month, people have been lining up on streets to install an AI programme on their computers. Others had waited for hours for engineers to set it up for them.
Cross-source context: Bloomberg highlights jPMorgan Asset Management Portfolio Manager Oliver Cox and Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Analyst Robert Lea discuss how China’s embrace of the open-source OpenClaw program is sparking a... Ars Technica highlights meta acquires Moltbook, the AI agent social network - Ars Technica
What to watch next: movement around openclaw, lobster.
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In China this month, people have been lining up on streets to install an AI programme on their computers. Some had travelled from other cities. Others had waited for hours for engineers to set it up for them. There were even “birth certificates” given out upon installation.
The programme is OpenClaw
JPMorgan Asset Management Portfolio Manager Oliver Cox and Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Analyst Robert Lea discuss how China’s embrace of the open-source OpenClaw program is sparking a surge in Chinese tech stocks and what the long term implications may be. (Source: Bloomberg)
JPMorgan Asset Management Portfolio Manager Oliver Cox and Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Analyst Robert Lea discuss how China’s embrace of the open-source OpenClaw program is sparking a...
Ars Technica
Meta acquires Moltbook, the AI agent social network - Ars Technica
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In China this month, people have been lining up on streets to install an AI programme on their computers. Others had waited for hours for engineers to set it up for them.
JPMorgan Asset Management Portfolio Manager Oliver Cox and Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Analyst Robert Lea discuss how China’s embrace of the open-source OpenClaw program is sparking a...
JPMorgan Asset Management Portfolio Manager Oliver Cox and Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Analyst Robert Lea discuss how China’s embrace of the open-source OpenClaw program is sparking a surge in Chinese tech stocks and what the long term implications may be. (Source: Bloomberg)
JPMorgan Asset Management Portfolio Manager Oliver Cox and Bloomberg Intelligence Senior Analyst Robert Lea discuss how China’s embrace of the open-source OpenClaw program is sparking a surge in Chinese tech stocks and what the long term implications may be. (Source: Bloomberg)
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