Tencent Cloud responded to security issues related to OpenClaw and Tencent's "Lobster," stating that users' high charges are due to costs from historical model calls, that OpenClaw is free to install, and that using large models will incur token fees.

Tencent Cloud announces that starting March 13, the billing strategy for some models on the intelligent agent development platform will be adjusted. The HY2.0 series models will see a significant price increase, while models such as GLM 5, MiniMax 2.5, and Kimi 2.5 will end their free public testing and transition to paid plans. Package users can deduct part of the costs.

Gate News Announcement, March 10 — According to the Shanghai Economic and Information Commission, the inaugural "Lobster Conference" will be held on March 15 from 13:00 to 18:00 at Moso Space in Xuhui District, Shanghai. This event will focus on the AI intelligent agent OpenClaw as the main theme, covering concept explanations, technical demos, live hands-on activities, and成果展示. Participants include companies such as Chuangyang Technology, Baidu Smart Cloud, and JieYue Starry Sky. The event aims to help attendees build their own AI intelligent agent systems from scratch.

Alibaba Cloud JVS Claw Team's OpenClaw application has been renamed to "JVS Claw." The product centers around a customizable Clawbot and supports various skills and custom features. Currently in closed beta, users need to apply for an invitation code. Each user can create one bot, with a free quota of 8000 Credits, valid for 14 days.

Gate News Report, March 9 — According to LatePost, Alibaba announced management adjustments for the Qwen team today. Alibaba Cloud CTO and Tongyi Laboratory Director Zhou Jingren will oversee the Qwen Model No. 1; Liu Dayi Heng, responsible for pre-training, will also take over post-training and the Coding team, reporting to Zhou Jingren. This adjustment follows the sudden departure of former Qwen leader Lin Junyang last week. Alibaba stated that they will continue to adhere to their open-source strategy, and there will be no significant changes in the collaboration model for core modules such as pre-training and post-training.

CoinAnk launched the cloud-based AI agent AnkClaw on March 9, offering one-click deployment without the need to build your own server. The product features functions such as whale position tracking and funding rate heatmaps, aiming to help users efficiently monitor market anomalies and risks.

Wuxi High-tech Zone releases support policies to promote the integration of open-source projects like OpenClaw with the OPC community, introducing 12 measures with individual subsidies of up to 5 million yuan, including local cloud platform subsidies, support for intelligent computing projects, and rewards for technological breakthroughs.

Security research organization Ctrl-Alt-Intel disclosed that suspected North Korean hackers launched attacks against staking platforms and cryptocurrency exchanges, exploiting the React2Shell vulnerability and AWS credentials to infiltrate, steal keys and source code. The activity is consistent with North Korean attack characteristics, but the attribution confidence level is medium.

Tencent Chairman Ma Huateng shared a report about the open-source AI agent OpenClaw on his Moments and expressed surprise at its popularity. During the National People's Congress, Academician Gao Wen mentioned the public's anticipation for OpenClaw, and major cloud service platforms have launched one-click deployment services, attracting a large number of users.