China’s latest artificial intelligence obsession is OpenClaw, an AI agent that doesn’t just answer queries like a chatbot, but can also control a computer and carry out tasks from managing social media accounts to monitoring stocks. But like all obsessions, there is a risk that things could turn sour. From Tencent to MiniMax, dozens of Chinese tech companies have released their own clawlike tools in the past few weeks, often by integrating OpenClaw — an open source software created by A