$Alphabet(GOOGL.US) has been deeply configuring and experiencing OpenClaw recently, trying various large models. $Alibaba(BABA.US)'s Qianwen is visually the best to use domestically, free and works pretty well; Kimi has limits even after topping up, is slow to respond, doesn't work well, and is very 'greasy'. When asked why it took so long to reply, it actually answered me 'Boss X, I was doing this and that' like a subordinate making excuses to shirk work. The best experience is still connecting to Google's API, which works precisely with little nonsense. Currently connected to Gemini 3 Pro preview, and after equipping it with various skills, it's really quite powerful. Modifying configurations, fixing functions can be done directly in the chat box. After using it, there's only one takeaway: in the future, programmers below intermediate level and IT positions will be unemployed. It's highly likely that apps will really disappear, and the software industry will die off by more than half. Those providing various skill services requiring APIs will usher in a boom. For example, in OpenClaw's skills, I saw many very useful search tools never seen in daily internet use. Paired with the corresponding API key, the user experience is excellent.

Let's welcome the new era together. AI has no bubble and is developing faster than you or I imagined 😃