Yeah, that's one of the interesting things about the OpenClaw revolution. We're keeping our private data from being sold to others for advertising purposes, and we're also keeping our private knowledge to ourselves so that we can use it without being monetized by the big AI
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AI agents automate security problem fixing
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The solution: hook your @openclaw to this security list. Analyze the feed for new security problems. Then have your OpenClaw fix them:
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Local AI hardware changes development approach
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Alex bought a $10,000 Mac to run @openclaw with powerful local models. He isn’t alone. Know a guy with several NVIDIA H200’s in his house. Now that I am building I get it. Having your own local AI changes your whole approach to building with AI. I can’t afford that and running
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Building AI to parse X lists
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Well, if you ever want to rot your brain, here is everyone that matters on X: https://
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Grok AI generates video analysis reports
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My first viewer is Grok. It watches videos as I upload them here.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 13 février 2026
And the reports it writes about what it learned from the video have improved a lot.
Here is the report for my interview of Hugo: https://t.co/813pgPEwEC https://t.co/H3rwr0O52bMy first viewer is Grok. It watches videos as I upload them here. And the reports it writes about what it learned from the video have improved a lot. Here is the report for my interview of Hugo: https://
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Signal quality determines AI output quality
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Not how algorithms work. If you don't give them signal they will show you shit. If you give them more signal, they will serve you better. Lists are MAJOR SIGNAL.
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AI development costs and tradeoffs for builders
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Everyone who is developing things on AI is having to face the costs of building and automating things. Understanding the costs, benefits, and tradeoffs of various models, companies, etc quickly becomes job #1 if you are building anything substantial. It's one thing I'm trying
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Run OpenClaw AI agents in the cloud
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You don't need a Mac Mini to run @OpenClaw.
— Robert Scoble (@Scobleizer) 12 février 2026
Use https://t.co/fHdMVe1hXL instead. With it you can safely run OpenClaw in the cloud. It's always on, so you can finally close your laptop without killing your agent.
You can join the OpenClaw revolution with a managed OpenClaw… pic.twitter.com/vyhzlRa4wTYou don't need a Mac Mini to run @OpenClaw
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MyClaw.ai instead. With it you can safely run OpenClaw in the cloud. It's always on, so you can finally close your laptop without killing your agent. You can join the OpenClaw revolution with a managed OpenClaw -
AI pioneers discuss future robotics impact
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I spent all day today with AI geniuses in San Francisco. Nobody's losing their minds, but we all realize we're heading into a new world—one that is hard to recognize from where we're at right now. In ten years, we're going to have 500 million robots in the world (maybe more,