ClawBots just, or it's now called open Claw.

It's changed its name like three times.

Open Claw.

But that's where it's at today.

In three months, there's going to be some new tool that's doing something even crazier.

This is what I'm saying.

It's not like, okay, so like what, what, when do I use right the second?

If somebody watches this a year from now, it's probably not even open claw.

That's my point.

It's just the general idea of that you have to start experimenting, playing with, and then

realizing like, oh crap, this one I could actually use right now for my bit.

Like you're using chat and stuff, right?

Yeah.

You use it very practical basic ways. use i guess the most impactful way that we use ai is just with go

high level and like dming and messaging leads exactly like it can hold a conversation right now

and that gives us it couldn't do that very well a year ago yeah exactly right that's how we practically use AI right now to make money. And then a year from now, right? Probably less, right? Its voice will be really good. Yeah. The voice, yeah, the voice isn't that good. It's not that good yet. But a year from now, I bet you it's going to be really, really good. Right. So anyways, like, I could go on and on about all the different examples of, like, how I see it already working.

But just no, my point is, if you don't start playing with it today and experimenting and learning, you're toast in two years.

You're just toast.

Like, I don't know what else to tell people

because if your competition is using it and you're not, it's like, imagine you're a salesperson,

right? And you don't have a dialer. You don't have a CRM. You don't have notes. You have nothing.

You're just on Google spreadsheet, hand dialing from your phone. How are you going to compete with the guy who has all these tools available? That's the same

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