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        "msgid": "claude-ai-subscription-no-longer-supports-openclaw-said-to-burden-system-1775616744",
        "date": "2026-04-07 07:03:00",
        "title": "Claude AI Subscription No Longer Supports OpenClaw, Said to Burden System",
        "author": "Reska K. Nistanto",
        "source": "KOMPAS",
        "tags": "",
        "topic": "Technology",
        "summary": "Anthropic has ceased support for the third-party platform OpenClaw in its Claude AI subscription service due to the excessive computational load it imposes on their systems amid surging demand for the AI model. The decision, announced by Claude Code head Boris Cherny, takes effect immediately and stems from OpenClaw's usage violating terms of service and overwhelming capacity, following Claude's top ranking on the US Apple App Store in March. OpenClaw's founder expressed disappointment, noting attempts to persuade Anthropic otherwise, as the platform has gained popularity for automating daily tasks and workflows through AI agents.",
        "content": "<p>Anthropic, an artificial intelligence company, has discontinued\nsupport for the third-party platform OpenClaw on its Claude chatbot\nsubscription service. This step was taken because the use of OpenClaw is\ndeemed to burden Anthropic\u2019s computational capacity. Claude Code head at\nAnthropic, Boris Cherny, stated that starting from Saturday at 12:00\nlocal time, Claude AI subscriptions will no longer support integration\nwith OpenClaw. Cherny explained that the policy to halt support for\nOpenClaw was driven by a recent surge in demand for Claude. The AI model\nhas reportedly experienced an increase in usage demand and even topped\nthe rankings on the United States Apple App Store in March. Due to the\nhigh demand, Anthropic has also reportedly adjusted usage limits for\nsubscribers. \u201cWe have been working hard to meet the demand for Claude,\nand our subscriptions are not designed for usage patterns from\nthird-party tools like this,\u201d Cherny wrote in a post on social media\nplatform X (formerly Twitter). An Anthropic spokesperson also stated\nthat using Claude through third-party tools like OpenClaw violates the\nterms of service and places a \u201cdisproportionate burden\u201d on the system.\nOpenClaw founder Peter Steinberger said on X that he, along with Dave\nMorin, a member of the OpenClaw Foundation board, had previously tried\nto \u201cpersuade\u201d Anthropic to reverse the decision to end support. \u201cWe told\nAnthropic that many subscribers only subscribed because of OpenClaw, and\nit would be a loss if they were cut off,\u201d Steinberger told Business\nInsider via text message. \u201cBut now they are trying to announce this\nquietly on Friday night,\u201d he explained, as quoted by KompasTekno from\nBusiness Insider. OpenClaw itself is an AI agent platform that allows\nusers to run AI services like Claude to perform various tasks\nautomatically. This assistant can handle various tasks in other\napplications and assist with users\u2019 workflows. OpenClaw\u2019s popularity is\neven said to have sparked a trend in AI usage. Some users utilise this\ntechnology to manage their daily activities. One startup founder even\nadmitted to having created nine AI agents to handle administrative work\nand household needs.<\/p>",
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