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Anthropic announces that starting from noon this Friday Pacific Time, Claude subscription quotas will no longer cover third-party tools such as OpenClaw. Users will need to enable extra usage or use an API key to continue access.
As a transitional compensation, Anthropic offers Pro, Max, and Team subscribers a one-time credit equivalent to their monthly subscription fee, along with pre-order packages with up to 30% discount.
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When ordinary people realize that the OpenClaw they installed just to follow the trend isn't as good as Doubao, and it even exposes their computers to high risks online, do they ever reflect on why they installed it in the first place? Was it truly because of their own needs, or was it forcibly promoted by the media and platform vendors?

Is there really nothing left to play in the crypto world?
From now on, all news will be about coins.
Is there no innovation anymore...

OpenAI is starting to seriously monetize the advertising business.
The ChatGPT advertising pilot has only been running for 6 weeks, and ARR has already reached over $100M, with more than 600 advertisers.
Currently, only US Free / Go users are seeing it, and self-serve advertising will be open in April.
This is no longer just about "how AI products make money."
It’s a message to everyone:
AI access points = the next generation of traffic gateways.
Whoever controls the access points controls distribution, data, and monetization.
The search era was dominated by Google.
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Tonight's 3·15 scariest story isn't counterfeit goods—it's AI being systematically poisoned.
A bunch of people are ostensibly doing SEO, but they're actually mass-producing fake content, feeding it to large language models, and then letting AI turn around and give users "authoritative recommendations."
The future's real danger might not be seeing fake news,
but believing what you're seeing is AI-filtered "truth."
If AI answers can be cultivated and manipulated,
then what's truly scarce in the future won't be information,
but judgment.
I started seeing anti-AI-poisoning projects last year—hype

On my timeline, by December 2025, someone was already using Claw. At that time, the name hadn't been changed yet, and after the name change at the end of January, it was already very popular on Twitter.
It only really took off in China now. For traditional internet practitioners, it's incredibly comfortable—more than a month of time difference. Whether it's selling tutorials or deploying on behalf of others, there's plenty of time to prepare.
And you and my friends haven't used it before, and are still debating online whether this thing can directly help you make money...

And you, my friend, what are you doing?

There are fewer people exchanging money offline.

Welcoming the God of Wealth on the fifth day, bringing good luck and prosperity to all who see it

Trivia: People in the crypto world can do anything.

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