WeChat Employee Denies OpenClaw Can Automatically Send Red Packets
Svmuu News: A WeChat employee known as "Ke Cun Xiao Jiang" posted on Weibo stating that the claim about giving OpenClaw an instruction and having AI automatically send red packets is false. "The QClaw shown in the screenshot doesn't even have a mobile deployment plan yet, and the PC version of WeChat doesn't support sending red packets. The person who started the meme has already clarified it themselves. Everyone should stop spreading misinformation." He also reminded everyone to pay attention to permission management when using tools like OpenClaw that involve AI automated decision-making and operations.
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