The Scariest Thing About AI Isn’t What You Think

Yeah, that is awesome.

So talking about OpenClaw and security, because OpenClaw, if people don't know, OpenClaw is a open source, I guess, AI platform.

I don't know how you'd describe it.

Yeah, I think that's a good way.

I mean, it's a way to get into agentic AI.

Maybe we take a second for our listeners that might not be up on what agentic AI is.

Do you want to take a stab at defining agentic?

yeah i mean people talk agentic we've had agentic for quite a while it's really just agency is mean giving your permission for something to do work for you so we have insurance agents who buy insurance for us our athlete stars have their agents who negotiate for them We've had agentic work from the time, in my opinion, since we started doing web searches and stuff like that.

More than it just asking a question and answering out of whatever database it had right there, or it's modeled directly, database is actually another thing.

If it looks up information in a database, if it does a web search now it can also take actions for you whether that's some of those companies who are putting it out that it can do a browser or really anything and uh this is where open claw really comes in like we used to talk about like vibe coding and stuff like that i think it's more like vibed living right now like your imagination is a limit to what you and and your imagination and your willingness to take risks really

Drew gives me shit every time I bring that up because I 100% agree.

I think the technology is incredibly capable.

And the only thing holding us back is being able to envision what it could do and understanding.

You really have to start by understanding the technology.

And then it starts to open up and you start seeing examples from other people and how they're using it.

And that aperture just keeps opening up like, oh, I didn't know it could do that.

That's why we've really switched the focus of the podcast to talk about real life applications.

So people can hear that and say, oh, I have that same issue where I work or at home.

I could I could build that same thing for myself.

So that's really what people want to hear now is what's actually being done out there.

Yeah, I mean, I think we're past the theoretical part of it, and everybody wants to know, well, where do I apply this? What do I do with it? So what is your opinion of OpenClaw?

I have several opinions of OpenClaw.

Like, from a technology standpoint, I actually don't think it's that crazy.

I actually think it's a pretty simple program.

I mean, I think of it just like it is running on a computer.

Yeah, that is awesome.

So talking about OpenClaw and security, because OpenClaw, if people don't know, OpenClaw is a open source, I guess, AI platform.

I don't know how you'd describe it.

Yeah, I think that's a good way.

I mean, it's a way to get into agentic AI.

Maybe we take a second for our listeners that might not be up on what agentic AI is.

Do you want to take a stab at defining agentic?

yeah i mean people talk agentic we've had agentic for quite a while it's really just agency is mean giving your permission for something to do work for you so we have insurance agents who buy insurance for us our athlete stars have their agents who negotiate for them We've had agentic work from the time, in my opinion, since we started doing web searches and stuff like that.

More than it just asking a question and answering out of whatever database it had right there, or it's modeled directly, database is actually another thing.

If it looks up information in a database, if it does a web search now it can also take actions for you whether that's some of those companies who are putting it out that it can do a browser or really anything and uh this is where open claw really comes in like we used to talk about like vibe coding and stuff like that i think it's more like vibed living right now like your imagination is a limit to what you and and your imagination and your willingness to take risks really

Drew gives me shit every time I bring that up because I 100% agree.

I think the technology is incredibly capable.

And the only thing holding us back is being able to envision what it could do and understanding.

You really have to start by understanding the technology.

And then it starts to open up and you start seeing examples from other people and how they're using it.

And that aperture just keeps opening up like, oh, I didn't know it could do that.

That's why we've really switched the focus of the podcast to talk about real life applications.

So people can hear that and say, oh, I have that same issue where I work or at home.

I could I could build that same thing for myself.

So that's really what people want to hear now is what's actually being done out there.

Yeah, I mean, I think we're past the theoretical part of it, and everybody wants to know, well, where do I apply this? What do I do with it? So what is your opinion of OpenClaw?

I have several opinions of OpenClaw.

Like, from a technology standpoint, I actually don't think it's that crazy.

I actually think it's a pretty simple program.

I mean, I think of it just like it is running on a computer.