SCOUT· 41%26m·2026-09-01·TechnologyOpenClaw 2.0 Shows Where AI Agents Are Going Next
OpenClaw 2.0 introduces a multiplayer workspace where people and agents can share context, steer work, and hand projects off without reconstructing everything from scratch. NLW argues that collaborative agents—not just personal ones—represent the next major shift in how AI gets used at work. In the headlines: an…
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