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<p>OpenAI interviews Steinberger, the father of OpenClaw. He submitted code 90,000 times in a year thanks to AI, validating the explosive power of "one person army." He pointed out that AI now has the ability to solve problems independently, and the essence of development has shifted to "defining intent" rather than writing code. He predicts that technology will completely explode in 2026 and calls on developers to enter the field "with a playful mindset" immediately</p>

- On February 25, OpenAI released an interview with OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger, discussing the project's rapid rise and the use of AI in software development.  
- Steinberger shared insights about integrating AI capabilities, achieving unprecedented productivity with over 90,000 code submissions in a year, and redefined views on open-source code.  
- Emphasizing a balance between usability and hackability, he acknowledged ongoing security discussions while encouraging developers to embrace AI tools playfully for enhanced creativity and problem-solving.

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"The Father of OpenClaw": When "experimental projects" become "global hits," the essence of software development has changed—code is dead, intention lives on