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A few days ago, I created a repo to collect news about OpenClaw. There's been a striking dissonance between the hype and what's being said about OpenClaw outside the AI bubble. 🔗 github.com/joylarkin/op...

Initially, I was merely fascinated by the sheer volume and intensity of security coverage, the tenor of which I honestly haven't seen before in my career. Multiple countries have issued security advisories.

Vendors continue to update OpenClaw security warnings. And as people get hands on with the tooling, we're seeing daily headlines about unfortunate user outcomes. Hype serves its purpose, but it shouldn't obfuscate reality — even if it’s about the latest in agentic AI.