🔥OpenClaw contributor: Building AI workflows on Claude Cowork is like being a tenant for ten years


Open-source AI agent framework OpenClaw contributor Onur Solmaz posted on X, using Anthropic’s newly launched official version of Claude Cowork as an example, to argue that companies should not build AI workflows on proprietary platforms. The core argument is the stickiness effect of infrastructure: once a company builds workflows around a proprietary platform, the cost of migration will rise sharply over time, ultimately ending up as a “tenant,” being “exploited as much as possible by the platform in the next 10 years.” Solmaz ran the numbers: subscribing to both OpenAI and Anthropic’s Pro or Max plans costs $2,400 to $4,800 per year, and these subscriptions…
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