Yep, we're using OpenClaw to date now (techcrunch.com)

Ben Guez, a content creator, recently leveraged OpenClaw and Claude code to automate dating outreach on Instagram, resulting in a surge of responses from women interested in his emotional support posts following World Cup matches. Guez's method involves posting identical videos for different countries with a humorous spin, leading to over one million views and 200 direct messages, all while requiring recipients to download his AI language learning app, Canary, to engage further. While unconventional, Guez embraces the approach as a clever use of technology, though opinions vary on the ethics of using AI in dating scenarios. The emergence of OpenClaw has generated varied reactions within the AI/ML community. While some like Jeff Weisbein utilize it for logistical support in planning dates, others express concern about the implications of allowing AI to handle personal interactions. Security experts warn of privacy risks and the potential for misuse, emphasizing the need for human oversight in managing personal relationships with AI tools. As Guez's tactics blur the lines of authenticity in dating, the discussion of AI's role in our social lives raises essential questions about interpersonal connections and technology's expanding influence on human interaction.