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China is aggressively promoting widespread AI adoption with OpenClaw, a personal digital assistant, sparking a grassroots movement. Tech giants like Baidu and Tencent are hosting events to equip citizens, who feel a sense of urgency to avoid being left behind. OpenClaw, hailed as “the next ChatGPT,” enables task automation and fuels the rise of “one-person companies,” aligning with China’s goal to integrate AI into 90% of industries by 2030. While the government encourages adoption, concerns about security and data privacy are emerging.