Anthropic essentially bans OpenClaw from Claude by making subscribers pay extra - The Verge
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Imagine you have a super-duper toy robot named Claude. Claude is very smart and can play lots of games with you!
Now, there's another toy robot friend called OpenClaw. Sometimes, OpenClaw wants to play with Claude.
But the grown-ups who made Claude said, "Hmm, if you want OpenClaw to play with Claude, you have to give us extra shiny pennies!" 🪙
So, it's like they're saying, "If you want these two friends to play together, it costs a little bit more!" It makes it harder for OpenClaw to join Claude's playtime, unless you pay extra. That's all! Silly grown-ups, right? 😊
Anthropic essentially bans OpenClaw from Claude by making subscribers pay extra The Verge
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