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Today:

• OpenAI Hires OpenClaw Creator Peter Steinberger to Build Next-Gen Agents

• Anthropic Releases Claude Sonnet 4.6 

• Meta and NVIDIA Forge Massive AI Infrastructure Partnership 

• Apple Reportedly Developing Smart Glasses and AI Wearables 

• Figma Integrates Anthropic AI to Turn Designs into Code 

• VisionClaw: A New Open-Source Tool for High-Fidelity Computer Vision

the end of OpenClaw

OpenAI has hired Peter Steinberger after a bidding war. Open Claw, once called Moltbot and ClaudeBot, is an open-source project that lets people run autonomous AI “agents” (self-directed programs) on their own computers. It exploded in February: 200k GitHub stars and 1.5-million agents built. Legal pressure from Anthropic over the name ClaudeBot forced quick rebrands but didn’t slow growth. 

Instead of buying the code, OpenAI hired Steinberger to build safer next-generation personal agents while funding an independent, community-run Open Claw foundation. The move signals OpenAI’s push to deliver even safer user-controlled agents for worldwide daily use.

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Claude Just Got a Major Level-Up

Anthropic announced Claude Sonnet 4.6, calling it their most capable Sonnet yet — and the headline for me isn’t “bigger model.” It’s “bigger range of work it can reliably do.”

What stands out:

• 1M token context window (beta) — enough to load an entire codebase, long contracts, or stacks of documents and actually reason across them (not just store them).

• A real “full upgrade” across practical tasks: coding, long-context reasoning, agent planning, knowledge work, and design.

• Better “computer use” (the model operating software like a person would, clicking and typing) — Anthropic frames this as a way to automate work that doesn’t have clean APIs or easy integrations.

• Same price as the prior Sonnet: pricing “remains the same as Sonnet 4.5,” starting at $3 / $15 per million tokens (input/output).

• Default model on Free and Pro in claude.ai (and their other surfaces), which matters because it’s a “you get it now” upgrade, not a niche power-user thing.

The vibe I’m getting: Sonnet 4.6 is Anthropic trying to push “frontier-ish” performance into a model you can actually justify using all day without sweating cost. And the 1M context + better computer-use combo is a pretty direct bet on agents that operate inside messy real workflows. 

Meta and NVIDIA are Building a Behemoth

NVIDIA announced a multiyear, multigenerational strategic partnership with Meta to build hyperscale AI data centers for training and inference.

Key details (the stuff that hints at where “AI at Meta scale” is headed):

• Large-scale deployment of NVIDIA CPUs + “millions” of GPUs — specifically Blackwell and future Rubin GPUs.

• Networking becomes the story: Meta plans to scale AI workloads with Spectrum-X Ethernet for efficiency and throughput.

• Confidential Computing is in the mix — NVIDIA says WhatsApp will use it for “private processing,” with more privacy-enhanced AI use cases planned across Meta’s portfolio.

• There’s also explicit talk of Grace CPUs now and Vera CPUs potentially at large scale in 2027.
  

If you zoom out: this isn’t just “buy more GPUs.” It’s a blueprint for an AI factory that’s tuned for efficiency (performance per watt), networking, and secure processing — because the “agentic” future is going to be bottlenecked by infrastructure reality, not just model IQ. 

Apple’s "Secret" Wearable Ambitions

And then there’s the “this is going to change how people use AI” rumor.

A report (sourced to Bloomberg) says Apple is working on:

• AI-powered smart glasses (production reportedly aimed for December 2026, launch in 2027)

• An AI pendant (AirTag-sized, worn as a pin/necklace, with iPhone doing most processing)

• AirPods with cameras that use AI to interpret surroundings

What I find most interesting here is the pattern: the hardware isn’t necessarily “a new phone.” It’s more like new sensors that turn your surroundings into something an assistant can understand — quietly, continuously, and hands-free. If this rumor is real, it’s Apple trying to make “AI help” feel like ambient computing rather than an app you open.

🧠RESEARCH

Less is Enough: Synthesizing Diverse Data in Feature Space of LLMs

This paper introduces a new way to create training data for AI. Instead of just looking at words, it analyzes the AI's internal "brain" patterns to find missing information. By generating data that fills these specific gaps, the AI learns better and faster while using much less information than before.

SQuTR: A Robustness Benchmark for Spoken Query to Text Retrieval under Acoustic Noise

Researchers created a new test called SQuTR to check how well search engines understand spoken questions in noisy places. They found that background sounds make it hard for computers to find the right answers. This tool helps developers build systems that listen better in the real world.

Intelligent AI Delegation

Google DeepMind proposes a system for "Intelligent AI Delegation." This allows AI helpers to break down big jobs and assign parts to other AIs or humans. It focuses on ensuring these digital workers trust each other, clearly define roles, and handle mistakes without crashing the whole project.

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Figma and Anthropic Partnership Figma is using Anthropic’s smart technology to help people turn their design ideas into actual computer code more easily. This update allows the software to understand what a designer wants and write the technical instructions to build it automatically. The goal is to bridge the gap between people who draw the apps and the engineers who make them work.

VisionClaw VisionClaw is a new tool that helps computers "see" and understand images or videos with much higher accuracy. It acts like a digital eye that can pick out specific details and explain what is happening in a scene. This technology makes it easier for machines to interact with the physical world by interpreting visual information in real-time.

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