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OpenAI Snags OpenClaw Creator for Agent Push

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Peter Steinberger joins OpenAI to lead development of personal agents; his OpenClaw project faced security concerns due to potential misuse by hackers.

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Original Source Material

Steinberger to Lead AI Giant's Multi-Agent Development Team Peter Steinberger is joining OpenAI to lead development of personal agents, culminating weeks of viral attention paid to his OpenClaw open-source artificial intelligence assistant project. Security experts dubbed it a "dumpster fire" after hackers were quick to add malicious functions.