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Do you know “raising lobsters”?
Are you still eager to try?
Businesses in Nanjing have already taken action!
“Recently, ‘raising lobsters’ has become very popular, but my colleagues around me are still observing and are rather concerned about privacy and security issues.” On the morning of March 9th, Xiao Zhu, an engineer from Nanjing Glory Software, saw that the enterprise Huizhi Intelligent in Software Valley launched the “AI Training Camp for Raising Lobsters”. He couldn’t help being interested and planned to find out more during the live class launch.
What is “raising lobsters”?
This “lobster” is not a delicacy on the dining table, but rather an open-source AI intelligent agent (AI Agent) software called OpenClaw. Due to its icon resembling a “lobster”, netizens simply gave it this nickname and referred to training OpenClaw as “raising lobsters”.
This “lobster” can take full control of all the software on the device once it gains access to the device. Users are essentially hiring a personal assistant. They can simply say a few words to organize files and send/receive emails. Previously, the AI assistant could only offer verbal suggestions.
Although some netizens claimed to have earned 260,000 yuan within a few days by using this service, getting started with this “lobster” is not a simple matter. Not only does it require an installation fee, but there are also potential security risks such as being vulnerable to cyber attacks and information leakage.
Recently, if you haven’t heard of OpenClaw, you might really need to change your internet provider. Zhang Zewei is the project initiator of the “AI Training Camp for Raising Lobsters”. He introduced that as of early March, the number of stars given to “lobsters” on the code platform GitHub had exceeded 228,000, setting the fastest record for star growth in GitHub’s history. Some people call it a landmark product marking the transition of AI from the “dialogue era” to the “execution era”, and it is the best path for ordinary people to realize their dream of establishing a “one-person company”.
The developers of “Shrimp” come from Austria, but they have received extensive attention and application in the domestic AI industry. Currently, companies such as Alibaba Cloud, Tencent Cloud, and Xiaomi have all launched related services and products based on this.
The enterprises in Nanjing have also chosen to “take advantage of the situation and move forward”. Jiangsu Huizhi Intelligent Digital Technology Co., Ltd., as an innovative pioneer in the field of AI intelligent agents in China, has officially launched Hzclaw (Huizhi Giant Lobster). Its Gnomic intelligent agent workflow platform adopts a “one-click installation, no deployment, lightweight, and all-scenario” mode, connecting the dual usage scenarios of cloud and local, enabling zero-based users to easily get started with the construction of intelligent agents, and allowing AI productivity to truly begin to reach “universal access”.
In simpler terms, it means that you can freely download our ‘Big Lobster’, and when installing ‘Little Lobster’, the process will be much easier. “Zhao Wenjie, the brand director of Huizhi Intelligent, said, “Currently, the installation fees for ‘raising lobsters’ range from hundreds to thousands of yuan. The root cause is that many technicians do not understand the installation details and procedures, which often leads to security issues such as privacy leakage. By freely downloading ‘Big Lobster’, these problems can be solved. Individuals, professional workers, small and medium-sized enterprises, business teams, OPC entrepreneurs and industry service providers can all achieve ‘one-click use’.”
Both downloading and using are free. However, users need to recharge in terms of computing power consumption. The “Big Lobster” made in Nanjing has attracted the attention of many “programmers”. Zhang Zewei introduced that “The AI Training Camp for Raising Lobsters” launched its first online live broadcast on the 9th. Users only need to install “Big Lobster” in 3 steps, let it work for the users 24 hours a day, then “train and feed data” to achieve the “ultimate cheat” and multi-AI collaboration, and finally just wait to “work while lying down”. Such a vision has attracted a large number of software talents in Nanjing to “vigorously watch”.
The popularity of “Huizhi Dragon Shrimp” and the Gnomic intelligent agent workflow platform is attributed to the long-term deep research and accumulation of Huizhi Intelligence in the field of AI. The company’s CEO explained that the self-developed Carrot AI general model has already been the first to pass the dual filing of the National Cyberspace Administration for “large model + algorithm”. The company holds 22 patent technologies and 121 software copyrights, has won multiple authoritative awards and certifications in the AI industry, has passed dual certifications from Huawei Kunpeng and Ascend technologies, is compatible with the domestic software and hardware ecosystem, and has controllable data security.
“Given the booming ‘lobster farming’ craze, as a Nanjing-based enterprise, we naturally should ‘take advantage of the situation and move forward’.” Zhao Wenjie said. “In order to help more software professionals quickly raise their ‘lobsters’ to a larger size, the company will jointly hold a ‘lobster lesson’ with the Software Valley Management Committee in the middle of this month. We will provide free installation services for users on-site.”
