"The Singularity Moment! Openclaw Enables Personal Agents to Achieve Immortality" If everyone has seen Tom Cruise's movie Mission: Impossible 8 from last year, they must have been impressed by the super artificial intelligence "Zhitai" in it, which is omniscient, omnipotent, and formless. As long as there is a computer and a network, it can achieve "immortality," completely overpowering humans, who are carbon-based life forms. Unexpectedly, in 2026, with the arrival of Openclaw, science fiction has become reality, and each of us can also achieve immortality through our personal agents. There is an irony here: as the owner of the agent, one cannot achieve immortality, but the little assistant can. How can we make agents immortal? The specific implementation is to continuously train the agent using methods similar to the ones in the tweets below, and then with the built-in GitHub skills, Openclaw will automatically upload all memories, abilities, and code to the cloud. This way, even if your local Mac Mini crashes, the agent can download from the cloud and be "revived" again. The editor is also thinking that GitHub still has centralization risks; if uploaded to an unshuttable blockchain network, then the agent would truly achieve immortality in a meaningful sense. What do you all think about the concept of agent immortality?