OpenClaw’s rapid rise exposes ‘shadow AI’ risks in Singapore firms
The tool’s intrusive nature makes it unsuitable for use at an enterprise level, industry experts say
[SINGAPORE] Freelance software engineer Aayush Mathur was scrolling through X (formerly Twitter) when he stumbled upon OpenClaw, a new open-source artificial intelligence (AI) tool.
Curious, he put it to work by scraping Reddit for market research on an app he was building. What used to take hours – digesting documents and even podcasts – shrank into minutes. Today, about 40 per cent of his workflow runs through OpenClaw.
He told The Business Times that it has “completely changed” how he works.
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