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Published · transcript-backedDan Shipper: belief
24 May 2026 Lenny's Podcast The AI paradox: More automation, more humans, more work | Dan Shipper
“Sorry, the blue bubbles on OpenClaw, if you can use it with your iPhone, but I think there's this little thing in people's heads where they really like to keep their personal and work agents separate.”
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- Dan Shipper
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- 24 May 2026
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- Lenny's Podcast
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…And is this mostly going to be in Slack, do you predict? For work? Yeah, it seems to make sense. I think people love having the green bubbles on OpenClaw. Sorry, the blue bubbles on OpenClaw, if you can use it with your iPhone, but I think there's this little thing in people's heads where they really like to keep their personal and work agents separate. And I think there's a whole territory. Our COO, Brandon Gell, calls this computer errands. There's this whole territory of using personal agents for your computer errands. It's like order my groceries or whatever. And it's like there's so much of that that I think it's going to be huge for, but we focus mostly on the work stuff and I think that's going to happen mostly in Slack. Sweet. Go Slack.…
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