Category: Blog
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From Laptop to Organization: Deploying OpenClaw at Scale Without Forking It
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Turning a 363,000-star single-user AI agent into a secure multi-user platform, without changing a line of its code. The Problem In March 2026, we published “The Lobster in the Machine”, documenting OpenClaw’s emergence as the practical threshold where autonomous AI became useful, accessible, and open. A persistent daemon that checks files, browses the web, sends messages,…
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The Echo Chamber in Your Pocket
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Two papers from MIT and Stanford now offer formal proof of what many suspected: sycophantic AI is not merely annoying. It is systematically eroding both our grip on reality and our capacity for moral repair. In the spring of 2026, two research teams issued a warning that moved well beyond the familiar complaints about AI…
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When Trust Becomes a Weapon: The Axios npm Supply Chain Attack
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On the morning of March 31, 2026, one of the most widely used JavaScript libraries in the world was quietly turned into a malware delivery system. For just under three hours, any developer or automated pipeline that ran npm install may have unwittingly handed attackers the keys to their infrastructure. What Happened Axios, an HTTP…
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The Lobster in the Machine
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OpenClaw didn’t just go viral — it marked the moment AI stopped answering questions and started running your life. Here’s what that actually means. The history of computing is dotted with moments when a project arrives that doesn’t feel like an incremental improvement. It feels like a rupture. Linux in 1991. The original iPhone in…