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You Don't Realize How Important OpenClaw Is

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You Don't Realize How Important OpenClaw Is

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I don't think you realize how important

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this whole movement is for OpenClaw.

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So this is kind of why I started to build

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agents is because we're starting to see

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what a playground of agents can do for

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people.

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Like this is what the labs have been

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talking about for a while in their

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papers,

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how the agents can like really do weird

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unhinged stuff.

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But we're only seeing how that's written

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in papers.

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And so what you see on YouTube are other

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YouTubers who are like, you know, machine

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learning experts or maybe they're just

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like tech bros who read the paper and

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say,

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oh my gosh it called to make a pizza like

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you know or this lab said we had to shut

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down this computer

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because something crazy happened but no

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one's actually seen that actually

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firsthand so this

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project OpenClaw or as my boy likes to

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call Claude with a d bot or something

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like

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that was us as humans

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seeing what these people were seeing in a

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lab almost like a couple of years ago

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right this is why all

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these companies were trying to like lock

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this stuff down and get security stuff

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because they know it can

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go really crazy on Hinge. And apparently

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OpenAI has a model that has the highest

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security level.

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Like they can't even release it yet

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because if they do, it's just going to go

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even crazier, right? So

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this is now us experiencing it at

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firsthand. And this is what Alex Finn saw

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in this whole thing too,

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because he's like, this is the craziest

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technology we've ever seen, like as

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humans

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in this current form,

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right? So that's why people are like sort

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of dismissed them. They're just like,

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bro,

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this is

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all hype whatever It like no bro He saw

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it I saw the same thing And my mouth is

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still on the floor And Alex Finn is just

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like yo this this is it Like this is it

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Like all in Give it the credit card

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Everything Henry like buy the Mac Buy the

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studio Like the

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whole thing. Spending lots of money. He's

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got not one Mac Studio with 512 gigabytes

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of RAM. That's 10Ks

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worth. He's got two of them and he's got

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another one on the way. He's going to

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have

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like 30 bands,

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$30,000 worth of machinery that's going

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to run like 24-7 to literally take over

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like his entire

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operations life. Alex Finn, I think, is

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also going to be like the first one

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person

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billion dollar

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company, like literally. I think he's

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going to, like, there's no one going all

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in as hard as he is

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on this type of thing. And it's like,

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there is a reason why he has 100K,

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because

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he's using this

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stuff for it to dream for him at night.

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And it wakes up and gives him reports and

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calls him in the

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morning and literally wakes him up with

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lights and everything. Bro, this is just

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like, I can't even,

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I don't think everyone really understands

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the level of actual amazingness that's

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actually happening as part of this whole

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thing.

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And he's actually capitalizing on it.

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So yeah, one M5 will cost $30k is a

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steal.

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Actually, that's facts, bro.

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If you get that one terabyte, I think

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they're going to sell that $30k for the

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M5

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with one terabyte.

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But the metrics for that thing are going

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to be smoking.

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They're going to be smoking, bro.

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Yeah.

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until it gets hacked. nah, nah, fam. When

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you see a winner push all the chips in,

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bro, that's exactly it, bro. That's,

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that,

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that, it pushed all the chips in, bro.

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Like, just, man.

Interactive Summary

The speaker emphasizes the critical importance of the "OpenClaw" movement, highlighting how it provides a firsthand experience of AI agents' capabilities, which were previously confined to labs and papers. These agents can exhibit "weird, unhinged stuff," a characteristic that causes companies like OpenAI to withhold highly secure models due to potential extreme behaviors. Alex Finn is presented as a visionary who deeply understands this technology, investing heavily in multiple high-end Mac Studios to run agents 24/7. These agents automate his operations, generating reports and even managing his wake-up routine, leading the speaker to predict Finn will build a billion-dollar company by capitalizing on this advanced AI.

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