There’s something that I have to just really throw out there: OpenClaw is just bad. Not because of what it is trying to solve or the direction it wants to guide the user toward, but because of the user experience and the whole setup. It’s a mess. I had to go back and forth trying to understand how to navigate the whole thing. I feel like whoever created it just kept adding things without ever questioning whether it was overwhelming the user.

Am I being too hard on OpenClaw? Maybe. It doesn’t really matter, as I’m really a nobody. I think what frustrates me about OpenClaw is that it is aimed at helping you, but you need to spend way more time trying to understand it, its UI, and its whole mess before you can do anything useful. At that point, Microsoft Copilot Tasks or ChatGPT would probably do a better job… but obviously OpenClaw is more than just one agent.

Recently, I started toying with LLMs and entering this interesting, curious world of AI. I think, in summary, without writing a whole essay, I can say that what they have done is absolutely amazing. It does raise the question of whether all these achievements in LLMs will ever lead to better storage management, memory usage, and, honestly, just the creation of better storage devices. We should be demanding that AI start solving real-world issues, not just storage or memory shortages, and start making technological strides to solve them. Like, if you are going to push AI to consumers, then bring the benefits to the forefront already.