Today on the AI Daily Brief, we've got a new exciting model in Claude Sonnet 4.6 plus a new public beta from GROC.

Before that in the headlines, Apple is getting in on the AI wearables game.

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Quick updates on a couple of the projects that we've talked about this week.

It seems that you guys are in fact definitely interested in OpenClaw, as nearly 2,000 of you

have signed up for Claw camp in the first 36 hours. I've also seen a ton of excitement from some really excellent companies for an enterprise executive sprint around OpenClawe and agent building more broadly, which you can, of course, find at enterpriseclaw.aI. And lastly, on the jobs front, I am still looking for the AIDB Clarkitect, someone to help me keep track of all of the

open-claw resources out there and then actually build the new capabilities into products

for this ecosystem. Like I said, all of this information and all of these links are available

at AIDDailybrief.aI. Earlier this week, we discovered that Apple will be holding a product

announcement event at the beginning of March, and now we are getting stories that the company is ramping up work on multiple wearable devices

for the AI era. Bloomberg's Mark German reports that development is being fast-tracked on a trio of

AI wearables. Apple apparently plans to create a pair of smart glasses, a pendant that can be worn as

a pin or a necklace, and camera-laden AirPods with expanded AI capabilities. The three devices are all intended to connect to an iPhone and provide a hands-free interface for AI Siri. The pendant and AirPods are intended to be the low-end offering. Both will have low-resolution cameras that can provide context to the AI assistant, but which won't be good enough for taking pictures or recording video. The design brief is simply to offer a cheap, always-on camera and microphone to

function as series eyes and ears. No word on when to expect the pendant, but the camera-equipped

AirPods have been in development for some time and could be on shelves as early as this year.

The smart glasses are designed to be more upscale and feature-rich, competing directly

with meta-ray bands. Several prototypes of the smart glasses have been distributed internally

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