China Moves to Curb OpenClaw AI Use at Banks, State Agencies - Bloomberg

China Moves to Curb OpenClaw AI Use at Banks, State Agencies  Bloomberg

Sam Altman, the AI tool you just spent billions on has been banned in China

China has restricted state-run enterprises and government agencies from using OpenClaw AI apps on office computers due to security concerns. This move follows OpenAI's hiring of OpenClaw's creator and widespread experimentation with agentic AI. Despite government warnings about data security, major Chinese companies are still developing OpenClaw-based applications.

By TOI TECH DESK

China warns state agencies, banks against installing OpenClaw AI apps

China Warns State Firms Against OpenClaw AI As Agent Craze Sweeps Tech Sector

China Warns State Firms Against OpenClaw AI As Agent Craze Sweeps Tech Sector Chinese authorities have begun restricting the use of OpenClaw AI applications across government agencies and state-owned enterprises, moving quickly to address security concerns as the technology is rapidly being adopted by companies, developers and investors. Notices issued in recent days warn government bodies and major state-run firms - including some of the country’s largest banks - not to inst...

By Tyler Durden

China moves to curb use of OpenClaw AI at banks, state agencies - The Star

China moves to curb use of OpenClaw AI at banks, state agencies  The Star