I wrote a whole paragraph on this that got deleted, I'm assuming because of hint of self promo? I'll skip the preamble about mission etc. No gatekeeping, no email or paywall, I wrote this months ago as part of another project and saw it be a big part of the summit's offering. Outlines DIY, DWY and DFY options. Here you go Hope this inspires!

So the last AI summit was around Ai twins, which is still in demand. These take >30 mins to set up for someone (I’ve done it dozens of times at this point) What do you think will be offered at this next upcoming summit?

Would love to hear the community’s thoughts on this. Are you leaning more towards fear or empowerment when you think of where we’re heading in the next 5-10 years with AI?

📝 TL;DR Sam Altman just announced that OpenClaw creator Peter Steinberger is joining OpenAI to drive the next generation of personal agents. OpenClaw is moving into an independent foundation and staying open source, with OpenAI continuing to support it. 🧠 Overview This is a big signal about where AI is headed next. The race is shifting from “who has the smartest chatbot” to “who can deliver agents that actually do things,” like managing your inbox, booking travel, handling forms, and working across apps on your behalf. OpenClaw exploded because it made agents feel real, not theoretical. OpenAI bringing Steinberger in suggests they want to move faster on personal, multi step, multi agent systems, and they want the builder who already proved it can work in the wild. 📜 The Announcement OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said Peter Steinberger is joining OpenAI to lead the next generation of personal agents. He also said OpenClaw will live in a foundation as an open source project that OpenAI will continue to support. Separately, Steinberger reinforced the same direction, he is joining OpenAI to bring agents to everyone, while OpenClaw remains open and independent under a foundation structure. ⚙️ How It Works • Personal agents, not just chatbots - The goal is an assistant that takes actions across tools, not one that only drafts text. • Multi agent direction - Instead of one giant assistant doing everything, the future looks like multiple specialized agents coordinating to complete tasks. • OpenClaw as proof of demand - OpenClaw gained massive traction because it showed real workflows like email, scheduling, and online tasks, not just demos. • Foundation structure for OpenClaw - Moving the project into a foundation is meant to keep it open source and reduce fear that it gets locked into a single company. • OpenAI support without full ownership - The public promise is continued support while the open source project stays independent in governance.

Was wondering if anyone's been into an OpenClaw rabbit hole and seeing fruit from it recent. I've been working with a team of experts on answering this exact pain point (which would be my own Skool community) Otherwise would love to learn what's been working for you