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Dave Morin on What's Broken About Agentic Engineering Today
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View original on youtubeDave Morin discusses OpenClaw 2.0 and the critical issue of data ownership in agentic engineering. The conversation centers on Sam Lessin's insight that developers should own their own data, which is positioned as the core philosophy driving OpenClaw's development. The discussion highlights fundamental problems with current agentic engineering practices and how OpenClaw addresses them through improved data sovereignty.
Key Points
- •Data ownership is the foundational principle behind OpenClaw's design philosophy
- •Current agentic engineering practices have significant structural problems that need addressing
- •Sam Lessin's concept of owning your own data is central to OpenClaw 2.0's value proposition
- •Developers should maintain control over their agent data rather than relying on third-party platforms
- •OpenClaw 2.0 represents an evolution in solving data sovereignty challenges for AI agents
- •The agentic engineering landscape currently lacks proper data ownership mechanisms
- •Building agents with data control enables better privacy, portability, and long-term sustainability
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