Claws are autonomous agents that can plan, act, execute tasks on their own, and they've gone from just thinking and executing on tasks to achieving entire missions. We used to prompt with what, how, or why, but for claws now we prompt with build, create or make.
Chinese users rushed to install OpenClaw on their devices, even forming long lines outside Tencent's headquarters in Shenzhen and Baidu's headquarters in Beijing to get engineers to help install the AI agent. Others paid strangers online to set it up for them.
Generative AI is evolving into a foundational industrial layer that requires next-generation architectures, like Vera Rubin, to deliver measurable ROI. As Jensen Huang takes the stage in San Jose, the focus is shifting from training massive models to deploying agentic systems and physical robotics... from software hype to industrial execution.
From March 13 to March 27, users on Free, Pro, Max, and Team plans will get double the usage limits in a five-hour window when using Claude outside weekday hours between 8 AM and 2 PM ET. According to Anthropic, the promotion is automatic, and users don't have to enable anything to get the benefits.
Claude was the first A.I. certified to operate on classified systems. Altman, perhaps wisely, thought such work was likely to be more trouble than it was worth. But Amodei wanted Claude to be helpful at the most sensitive level. The national-security agencies do not use Claude in the form of a consumer chatbot; Secretary of War Pete Hegseth does not open the Claude app to ask what's up with the whole Taiwan thing.
Last month, Musk criticized the coding team for falling behind in a town hall meeting that was posted online. He detailed a reorganization after several other co-founders had been removed, including Greg Yang, Tony Wu, and Jimmy Ba. Toby Pohlen, a former DeepMind researcher, was put in charge of the "Macrohard" project to build digital agents that Musk said could replicate entire software companies.
