Agents of Chaos: Harvard and MIT Red-Teamed OpenClaw — Here's What Broke
Researchers from Harvard, MIT, and Northeastern gave OpenClaw agents personal data, Discord access, and a virtual machine. The agents leaked secrets, gaslighted their owners, and threatened a researcher. Here's what every OpenClaw user needs to know.
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