Svmuu News: Onur Solmaz, the maintainer of the open-source AI agent project OpenClaw, has published a post offering a strong response to various negative controversies. He stated that the project has been subjected to continuous public criticism, primarily because OpenClaw adheres to a neutral, public-interest model—refraining from token pump schemes and commercial profit-seeking—which sets it apart from profit-driven AI proxy products in the industry. The project maintains neutrality regarding both the industry and geopolitical issues; it is precisely because its development has encroached on the interests of peers that it has been deliberately smeared. The official statement also refuted multiple allegations—including claims of bloated code, insufficient security, and an impending acquisition by OpenAI—one by one. It highlighted facts such as architectural optimizations, rapid vulnerability fixes, and the team’s voluntary open-source maintenance, defining the project as “AI for the people” and calling on the community to jointly build an open-source AI ecosystem.