Leaked documents from Microsoft reveal a controversial approach to its new software, ClawPilot, which is set to integrate with Microsoft 365. According to a report by 404 Media, the internal document titled 'ClawPilot: Overview and Plan with Project Lobster' outlines a strategy divided into three phases, with the first phase focused on making users addicted to the software. The goal is to ensure that users rely on ClawPilot for their daily tasks, thereby increasing user engagement and numbers. Initial tests with Microsoft employees have shown that this strategy is effective, as evidenced by a low bounce rate and high daily usage. The subsequent phases aim to combine ClawPilot with other AI tools and introduce additional features. However, the document raises ethical concerns, particularly regarding the prioritization of user addiction over potential risks associated with AI dependence. Furthermore, it highlights security and compliance as areas that need further attention, especially since ClawPilot requires access to sensitive accounts and documents. This raises alarms about the implications of prioritizing user engagement over security.