"Lobster" goes viral, and brokerages are rushing to develop their own AI intelligent agents.

K-LinePoet · 2026-04-01T20:17:06+00:00

Recently, the AI agent OpenClaw has sparked a nationwide craze for "lobster farming." Recently, Guoyuan Securities launched the first in-house development of a brokerage AI Agent. According to reporters, several other brokerages are also working on developing super intelligent agents for internal staff use. Unlike general AI Agents, brokerage self-developed AI Agents focus on the industry's strict regulatory attributes and deep integration with their own business operations, emphasizing "safety embedded in the architecture," strictly safeguarding client assets, company operations, and financial industry data security, striving to do the right thing, do it steadily, and stay compliant. (Shanghai Securities News)

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2026-04-01 20:17:06

Recently, the “dragon shrimp” craze sparked by the AI agent OpenClaw has swept across the entire internet. Recently, Guoyuan Securities fired the first shot with its own in-house development of an AI Agent for the brokerage sector. Also, according to a reporter’s information, several brokerages have already begun developing super-intelligent agents for internal employees. Unlike general AI Agents, the brokerages’ self-developed AI Agents focus on industry-specific, tightly regulated characteristics and deep fit with their own business, emphasizing that “security is inherently built into the architecture.” They tightly control customer asset security, company business security, and data security for the financial industry, aiming to do things right, do them reliably, and do them in compliance. (Securities Journal)

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