Summary
Anthropic has announced that subscribers to its Claude Code service will now be required to pay extra for the usage of OpenClaw. This decision indicates a potential trend where AI companies might unbundle specialized features, charging additional fees beyond the standard subscription. The change will directly impact users who rely on OpenClaw, leading to increased operational costs for their AI development.
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