Remember ClawdBot (now OpenClaw) that went viral last week? If you haven't heard about it yet, you're missing out on what might be the most interesting AI assistant so far this year. 👀 I just watched Peter Yang's interview with OpenClaw's creator, and it's wild what this thing can do. Picture this: the creator was on vacation in Morocco when someone tweeted about a bug in his code. He simply sent a photo of the tweet via WhatsApp to his AI assistant. Without any hand-holding, it read the tweet, understood the bug, checked out the Git repo, fixed the code, committed the changes, and replied to the person on Twitter. What makes this fascinating isn't just what it can do, but how it thinks. The AI found ways to handle tasks it wasn't explicitly programmed for. When sent an unexpected voice message, it figured out how to convert the audio, transcribe it, and respond... all by discovering and using tools already on the computer. Three things that stood out to me: It's not just a coding assistant. It can control smart home devices, track food delivery, and even adjust bed temperature It acts like "unshackled ChatGPT" with full access to your computer's capabilities The creator believes this could replace up to 80% of the apps on your phone While there are obvious security considerations to work through, this feels like an early glimpse of how we'll all interact with computers in the future. It's less about specific commands and more about having a capable digital assistant that figures out the "how" on its own. Check out Peter's full conversation here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AcwK1Uuwc0U&t=975s

Well, this is a trip. There's now a platform called Rentahuman.ai where AI agents can literally hire humans to do their physical tasks. We're living in interesting times, folks. The platform launched this weekend and already has 81,000+ humans signed up to be "hired" by AI. Created by crypto engineer Alexander Liteplo, it's basically TaskRabbit but with AI agents as the employers. I've been digging into this and honestly, I have some concerns: - The platform requires crypto wallets for payment (red flag #1) - There's no real verification process for the AI "employers" (red flag #2) - The ratio is wild: 81,000 humans vs only 82 AI agents - Tasks range from package pickup to... holding signs outside Anthropic's office? The weirdest part? The site's tagline is literally "robots need your body." Not creepy at all. While I'm fascinated by the concept, the implementation feels rushed and potentially risky. The crypto-heavy approach and lack of safety measures make me nervous. Plus, there's something deeply unsettling about AI systems directly hiring humans with minimal oversight. Would you sign up to be hired by an AI agent? Let me know through the poll or drop your thoughts below. Full Article: https://mashable.com/article/rent-a-human-wants-ai-agents-to-hire-you

Hey there. I'm really glad you decided to pull up a chair and join us. I started this group because I saw how much noise there is around AI right now. It can feel overwhelming, but when you strip away the hype, there is a massive opportunity to make sales actually fun again. This is a place where we stop guessing and start building. We are going to show you exactly how to create AI agents that handle the boring stuff (the prospecting, the data entry, and the constant follow ups) so you can get back to the art of closing deals. Every week we will hop on a call, crack a beer, and talk shop. Whether you are drinking a cold one or just some water, the goal is the same: to stay ahead of the curve and help each other win. To get the most out of this place, please do these three things right now: 1. Post an introduction + Poll. Tell us what you sell and what your biggest sales headache is right now. Also, complete the poll and let us know your favorite brew! 2. Check the Classroom. I have put together some starting resources and courses to get your first AI workflows running. 3. Mark your calendar. Our weekly huddles are the best way to get your questions answered and win some prizes. We are keeping things informal here. No corporate fluff, just real talk and better sales results. I will see you in the feed!