Ten years after the Panama Papers, enablers and tax cheats are still being brought to justice 
Behind the veil of secrecy: Ten years of the Panama Papers, part 2 
WATCH: The Panama Papers at 10 live panel event Tencent Holdings has launched a new OpenClaw tool for enterprises that promises easy deployment of the artificial intelligence agent as part of the Chinese internet giant’s efforts to capitalise on the “lobster” frenzy in the country.
ClawPro, launched in public beta by Tencent’s cloud unit on Thursday, works as an AI agent management platform for enterprises, allowing them to deploy OpenClaw templates, select models and agents, track token consumption and manage security settings.
Tencent said firms could deploy ClawPro in just 10 minutes, without the need for specialised technical support.
Advertisement
ClawPro is the latest addition to Tencent’s suite of OpenClaw tools for amateurs, developers and enterprises, as the company aggressively banks on the country’s enthusiasm for the agent to win users in China’s competitive AI landscape.
Tencent previously launched WorkBuddy, an OpenClaw-compatible AI agent for workplace tasks, and QClaw, which connects to the company’s super app WeChat, among other tools.
Don't Miss:
-
Pakistanis face up to 54% rise in fuel prices
-
China, Europe and why Beijing took a swing at Iran over the Strait of Hormuz
-
Malaysia drops appeal on abducted activist’s case, family still seeks answers
-
No more ‘cold peace’ across Taiwan Strait: former KMT chairwoman calls to rebuild trust
-
Washington launches export initiative to ensure ‘future of AI is led by the United States’