Huang Renxun calls OpenClaw "the most important software release in history," surpassing 30 years of Linux development in just 3 weeks.

According to CoinWorld, based on monitoring by 1M AI News, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang highly praised the open-source AI agent OpenClaw at the Morgan Stanley Technology, Media, and Telecom Conference on Wednesday, calling it “possibly the most important software release in history.” He pointed out that Linux took about 30 years to reach its current level of popularity, while OpenClaw achieved surpassing it in just 3 weeks, becoming “the most downloaded open-source software in history.” He described the growth curve as still rising vertically on a semi-logarithmic scale, “it looks like the Y-axis, I’ve never seen anything like this.” Huang summarized the past two years of AI development into three inflection points: the first is generative AI, enabling transformation between different forms of information; the second is reasoning ability, represented by models like GPT-1, which has about 1,000 times the computational power demand of the previous generation; the third is intelligent agents, with token consumption reaching millions of times higher. He characterized previous prompts as queries (“What is, When, Who is”), while prompts in the era of intelligent agents are actions (“Create, Execute, Build, Write”). “The computational power needed by every company is skyrocketing.” He also proposed the idea that “computing power equals revenue,” citing Anthropic as an example: “If they had three times the computing power, their revenue would triple,” and asserted that computing power is directly related to GDP, stating, “No country in the future will say, ‘We choose not to have AI.’”