Gabriel Cohen predicts that NanoClaw will continue to be maintained as a free open source MIT licensed project and will not be abandoned.
“That positions us really well to continue to build and maintain NanoClaw as a free open source MIT licensed project, make sure that that's not gonna kinda drop off and be abandoned.”
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