Official response to Longgang's launch of the country's first lobster policy: The phone lines have been overwhelmed, with several thousand people calling in for consultation!

Recently, the popularity of "raising crayfish" around OpenClaw has continued to rise, spreading from the tech community to a broader public audience. On the evening of March 7th, the Artificial Intelligence Bureau of Longgang District, Shenzhen, released several measures supporting the development of OpenClaw & OPC, referred to by the public as the "raising crayfish" policy of 10 points. This policy quickly attracted attention after its release, with even the founder of OpenClaw commenting on it. 24 hours after the policy sparked discussions across the internet, a reporter contacted Zhao Bingbing, the director of the Artificial Intelligence Bureau of Longgang District, Shenzhen. Zhao Bingbing explained that after the announcement was made, dozens of people were assigned to answer consultation calls, but it was still difficult to meet the continuous influx of demands. "Many companies and individual entrepreneurs have contacted us, hoping to benefit from the policy support of Longgang District. We also hope to conduct tests and verification to see what kind of effect the application can actually have." Zhao Bingbing stated that the exact number of consultations has not yet been accurately counted, but it is estimated that there have been thousands of calls for consultation.