AI & Coffee — OpenClaw, Agentic AI, and More

⚡ AI & Coffee — OpenClaw, Agentic AI, and More
The conversation is shifting. We are moving beyond "chatting" with AI to building AI Agents that can actually execute tasks on our behalf. Join us on Wednesday, March 4th, as we explore the rise of Agentic AI and the tools leading the charge.
We will be deconstructing the hype around OpenClaw (the open-source agent that recently exploded on GitHub) and discussing the broader landscape of autonomous assistants that can manage our calendars, clear our inboxes, and write code independently.
Why are we meeting to talk about this?

• The Shift to Agency: What is the difference between a "chatbot" and an "agent," and why does it change everything for productivity?
• The OpenClaw Viral Moment: Is the hype around this open-source "Jarvis" justified, or is it a security nightmare?
• Agentic Frameworks: Beyond OpenClaw, what other tools (like CrewAI, AutoGPT, or LangChain agents) are actually being used in real business settings?
• Privacy & Control: The trade-off between giving an AI agent full access to your files versus the convenience of total automation.

Details:
📅 Wednesday, March 4
⏰ 19:00 – 21:00
📍 **TBD - to be defined, Luxembourg

🎟️ Free to attend (Drinks/food at own expense)

Who’s welcome?
Professionals, developers, entrepreneurs, and the simply curious. Whether you’re looking to build your own agent or just wondering how "Agentic AI" will impact your daily work, you are welcome here. No deep technical expertise is required—just an interest in where AI is headed next.

What to expect:

• A relaxed, open-circle discussion (no formal presentations).
• Practical insights from community members who are experimenting with agents.
• High-quality networking with Luxembourg’s AI community.

Bring your curiosity, your questions, and your perspective on the future of autonomous AI.
See you in the Grund! ☕✨

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## Quick Note on Agentic AI

Unlike standard LLMs that wait for your next prompt, Agentic AI systems use "reasoning loops" to break down complex goals into smaller steps and use tools (like your browser, email, or terminal) to finish the job. This is currently the most active frontier in AI development.