… Looked at from a different angle, OpenClaw and Manus AI can perform many of the same tricks, including deploying AI agents to do your bidding, organizing your inbox, building apps from the simplest of prompts, and even browsing the web for you. …
The viral OpenClaw AI tool has already spawned dozens of imitators on GitHub and has spurred pivots from major AI players like Meta. Now Perplexity is throwing its hat into the personal AI agent arena, with a new tool that can put teams of sub-agents under your command. …
… AI agents existed well before OpenClaw, but the tool—an open-source side project from an Austrian developer who was recently scooped up by OpenAI—was the first of its kind to truly break into the mainstream. …
… OpenAI, meanwhile, is reportedly cranking out a desktop “superapp” that integrates ChatGPT with Codex, OpenAI’s agentic coding app, and the Atlas AI browser, with the new app capable of unleashing AI agents that “work autonomously on a user’s computer to carry out a variety of tasks,” such as “writ… …
… "An Agent Computer is a new category of device built to run your AI agents full-time," AMD said in a blog post. "It can sit in your home or office, always on, always available, always working." AMD goes on: "You do not operate it like a PC. You delegate to it. You send a message on WhatsApp. …
… OpenClaw broke AI out of the chatbox, unleashing autonomous AI agents that could actually do things on your desktop hence the “claws” . These agents “think” for themselves, they take action on their own, and you can talk to them on Slack, WhatsApp, or the social app of your choice. …
A month ago, practically no one had heard about Peter Steinberger’s personal AI side project. Now it’s taken the AI world by storm, and it just got the backing of none other than OpenAI itself. …