Claws Explained: From AI Generation to AI Execution
A new AI technology called 'claw' has emerged, allowing AI agents to execute tasks autonomously across various apps and services. Claws can plan and react on the fly, and have the potential to revolutionize automation and computer interaction.
OpenClaw, an open-source AI agent, started the trend of 'claw' technology. A claw is an AI agent that can perform tasks on a computer, not just talk about them. It can break down goals into smaller steps and use tools like web browsers and terminals to carry out those steps. Claws can wake themselves up and react to changes, and have guardrails to prevent destructive actions. They can be connected to various apps and services, and can run locally or in the cloud. Skills, or reusable add-ons, can expand what a claw can do.
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