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Last Night, Many Began to See the Next Step for AI Agents

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Guests filling the room pose for a group photo at the end of the Lobster Night: OpenClaw talk

Our "Lobster Night: OpenClaw" talk drew rave reviews! Thank you to the nearly 100 guests from manufacturing, tech and software who turned the evening into a truly in-⁠depth exchange.

Three speakers, three perspectives:

Alan (OpenClaw Chinese Community Lead): drawing on frontline practice, he shared how to turn a chat interface into a team's gateway to work, with real-⁠world examples from remote development to cross-⁠department agent collaboration.

Michael (AIWin Chief Strategy Officer): he broke down how the OpenClaw and Hermes Agent frameworks are positioned differently and answered the question companies ask most: "It's not whether to use them, but how to use them right."

Jason (Smart R&D Manager, GSD Technologies): drawing on hard-⁠won lessons from industrial water management, he laid out clearly the "asymmetric costs," "concept drift" and "trust barrier with veteran technicians" that AI agents face in demanding OT environments.

Many participants told us afterwards: "This finally wasn't just about how amazing AI is—it was really about how companies put it into practice." And that is exactly what AIWin has always set out to do.

Missed this talk? No worries—see you at the next one!

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The three speakers with the audience in a group photo at the venue
AIWin CSO Michael Lin explains "What is OpenClaw?" and how the framework is positioned
A speaker presenting "Breaking the Black Box: AI Agents' Fight for Survival in Industrial Water Management"
A speaker on "The evolution of AI in software development: from answering questions to dividing up the work"
Speakers and the organizing team after the talk