Tech Worker Rants About AI Tool

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A 15-second full-take live video in a workplace vlog style: a young girl walks in the corridor of an office building at a major internet company, taking selfies with her phone's front camera, chatting naturally as she walks. Her tone is relaxed and lively, and her expression is genuine and unpretentious. 

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The interior is illuminated with bright white lighting, computers on desks, posters on the glass walls of meeting rooms, and occasional passersby and colleagues—all filled with an office atmosphere.

(Walking forward with a Starbucks cup)

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Complaint and Sentiment Speak Copy: Recently, OpenClaw really shouldn't follow the crowd—it looks like an AI worker, but it's full of pitfalls. Multi-step tasks easily collapse, with outdated contexts, messy logic, unstable tool calls, and manual intervention for reports and organizing files—more exhausting than doing it yourself. The work you've done won't be done the next day—it's just dumb. Tokens burn extremely fast, you have to top up every few days, the experience is terrible, anyone who uses it knows, but I really don't recommend it. 

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Camera movement uses the phone's front selfie view, with a slight handheld breathing sensation, following the person at a steady pace, smooth and stable throughout, with no editing in one continuous take. 

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Fresh and transparent colors, 1080P HD, authentic cinematic texture, no subtitles, no watermarks, no text, no special effects. One shot to the end.