Do you think the effect can somehow be mitigated/delayed by moving to a lower end country, like Paraguay ? Or do you think this process will happen faster, everywhere, in the coming decades?
Last month a chunk of code that is downloaded 100M times per week by/for devs was hacked, compromised and started including malware: It doesn't take much at all to topple large chunks of the internet, and all the govts have had teams for decades working on how to do exactly that.
So when are we to know that you are having your OpenClaw respond to us, instead of you? I'm not interested in interacting with bots when making real comments, and asking real questions. (Customer service on my accounts sometimes seems to be much better so far, sadly.)
Do you think the effect can somehow be mitigated/delayed by moving to a lower end country, like Paraguay ? Or do you think this process will happen faster, everywhere, in the coming decades?
Yes, all of these negative effects are mitigated and/or delayed if you live far outside the West, especially in more isolated countries like Paraguay.
That’s the next step after I establish some sort of stable location independent income bro
Do you have any concerns about opening up your email and WhatsApp to an AI? I guess it’s on your own machine so it’s safer?
Do you have concerns about opening up those things to a human you hire? It's the same answer. (Which is "No, as long as you're careful.")
Last month a chunk of code that is downloaded 100M times per week by/for devs was hacked, compromised and started including malware: It doesn't take much at all to topple large chunks of the internet, and all the govts have had teams for decades working on how to do exactly that.
"A Nuclear Grade Cyberattack Just Happened..."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AT7x16mqGMc
And then commentary on how and why running OpenClaw agents with sudo-level access, can compromise your entire system/life.
So when are we to know that you are having your OpenClaw respond to us, instead of you? I'm not interested in interacting with bots when making real comments, and asking real questions. (Customer service on my accounts sometimes seems to be much better so far, sadly.)