Now that Peter Steinberger has joined OpenAI and OpenClaw lives under their sponsorship, here are the best alternatives for developers who want independent, open-source AI agents.
The OpenClaw creator chose OpenAI over Meta. Sam Altman announced the hire on X, calling Steinberger 'a genius.' OpenClaw will live in an independent foundation with OpenAI sponsorship.
The OpenClaw creator sat down with Lex Fridman for nearly four hours. He talked about burning out after a $100M exit, arguing with Zuckerberg about Claude vs Codex, almost deleting the project, and why he doesn't care about money. Here are the key moments.
The OpenClaw creator has offers from both Meta and OpenAI on the table. Between the Lex Fridman interview, Sam Altman conversations, and an upcoming OpenAI developers feature, the signs are pointing somewhere specific.
Moonshot AI launched Kimi K2.5, a trillion-parameter open-source model, alongside Kimi Code CLI. The standout feature: Agent Swarm, which orchestrates up to 100 sub-agents in parallel.
Soon, running a business will mean orchestrating AI agents through custom dashboards. The best operators will build their own software. And somewhere on Steam, someone will be making real money playing a game that looks exactly like their actual job.
A Chinese startup built an autonomous AI agent that browses the web, writes code, and runs on virtual computers. Then Meta bought it. Here's why it matters and why people are divided.
MiniMax launches M2.5, calling it the first production-level model built natively for agent scenarios. Here's what the benchmarks show, what it costs, and how to actually use it.
OpenClaw is a free, self-hosted AI agent that connects LLMs to your messaging apps, files, and services. Here's what it actually is, the best ways to run it, and how to avoid a $500 API bill.
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