I feel this OpenClaw stuff is a bit like the "crypto" of agentic AI. Promise much, move fast and break things, be shiny and trendy, have a multitude of names, be moderately useful while things go right (and be very useful to malicious actors), be catastrophic and leave no recourse when things inevitably go wrong.

Ultimately it’s a solution in search of a problem. Nobody really wants to over-automate their workflows and life if the tradeoff is even a modest decline in accuracy.