Interesting! The "trademark battle" farce in the AI circle,

ended with OpenAI "picking up the scraps." 😈
OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot) was originally named after Anthropic's Claude model,
it was supposed to be a mutually beneficial opportunity—project teams leverage promotion, and Anthropic could also benefit from community feedback.
But Anthropic chose to pursue legal action,
which instead pushed founder Peter Steinberger into OpenAI's arms.
Anthropic's shortsightedness:
As a result, they not only failed to secure a partnership but also became a "negative example" criticized by the community.
The higher the "walls" between AI companies, the easier it is to stifle innovation.
The future norm in the AI industry: technical geniuses and projects are often mobile; whoever can provide better platforms and resources wins.
Anthropic may regret it, but in the fiercely competitive AI race, this "zero-sum game" mentality could backfire.