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ClawCamp 2026 — The Personal AI Agents Bootcamp

ClawCamp 2026 is a week-long residential bootcamp where you go from "never touched an AI agent" to running your own Personal AI agent. It's an H-FARM College Summer Camp built with H-FARM AI and the Cisco Networking Academy, hosted on the H-FARM Campus in Roncade (Venice).

Save the date: 5–12 July 2026. Residential, in English, for curious minds 16–25+ — no advanced coding required. Just 15 seats per cohort, selected on a rolling basis.

• Five hands-on build days on OpenClaw, the open-source framework for Personal AI Agents, plus a daily ClawTalk, a day in Venice with the cohort, and a final pitch on stage.

• Every admitted student leaves with a working agent, a certificate, and a lifetime invite to the global ClawCon community.

🏛️ Trump eyes 1-5% public stake in OpenAI 🏛️
A proposed Public Wealth Fund could give Americans direct access to AI-era gains.

OpenAI and the Trump administration are in active negotiations over the US government acquiring an equity stake in the company. Under the proposal, shares — potentially 1–5% — would be channeled into a new "Public Wealth Fund" designed to let Americans benefit directly from AI-driven economic growth. CEO Sam Altman has engaged in discussions with both Senator Bernie Sanders and Trump officials, while the President described the arrangement as "almost a partnership with the American public." However, former US AI czar David Sacks publicly opposed the move, warning it would "accelerate the corporate-government fusion we're already sliding toward." This could set the template for how governments worldwide approach ownership stakes in frontier AI companies — a major precedent for regulation of the entire industry.

🚀 Google pays SpaceX $920M monthly for GPU access 🚀
The massive pricing deal reveals just how tight frontier AI compute supply has become.

Google has signed a cloud service agreement with SpaceX valued at approximately $920 million per month, granting access to AI compute capacity tied to roughly 110,000 NVIDIA GPUs. The deal was structured as bridge capacity to meet surging demand for Gemini Enterprise services while Google continues expanding its own data center infrastructure. Even the largest cloud providers now face extreme pressure to secure GPU capacity — a clear signal of just how tight the supply bottleneck remains. The arrangement also underscores SpaceX's growing presence beyond aerospace into enterprise cloud, turning Elon Musk's rocket company into an unexpected player in the competitive pressure shaping AI infrastructure.

🧪 Claude Opus 4.7 rivals chemists in NMR prediction 🧪
Anthropic's research signals a capability jump for AI access in specialized scientific work.

Anthropic published research showing that Claude Opus 4.7 performs remarkably well in predicting Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) spectra, matching and sometimes surpassing established tools like ChemDraw and MestReNova. The model accurately predicted hydrogen and carbon chemical shifts and demonstrated strong consistency across multiple trials. Beyond forward prediction, Claude also showed promise in reverse engineering molecular structures from spectral data — proposing candidate chemical structures given NMR output. This matters because it shows frontier models expanding into specialized scientific domains, suggesting they can serve as general-purpose analytical instruments well beyond text-based tasks.

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🔒 ChatGPT ships Lockdown Mode against prompt injection 🔒

OpenAI has rolled out a new Lockdown Mode for ChatGPT designed to reduce exposure to prompt injection attacks from webpages and external content. When enabled, the feature disables live browsing, web image retrieval, deep research, and agent mode, while preserving access to cached content and image generation. This rollout gives enterprise and security-conscious users a hardened operating environment — the first major security hardening of a consumer AI product in direct response to growing adversarial input concerns.

💼 Meta rolls out AI agents across 1M businesses 💼

Meta has begun its rollout of a new AI agent across WhatsApp, Instagram, and Messenger capable of answering customer questions, booking appointments, and helping close sales. More than one million businesses are already using the agent, currently offered for free. Mark Zuckerberg stated the long-term vision is for AI agents to handle an increasing share of daily operations. The tool will eventually become a paid product, opening a new revenue stream beyond Meta's core advertising business.