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Google Brings Gemini Spark Agentic Assistant to Mac With New App Integrations and Real-Time Tracking

Google added Gemini Spark to macOS on July 1, 2026, with local-file workflows (like converting invoices to a budgeting spreadsheet) and real-time topic tracking for sports scores, stocks, breaking news, and weather. The update brings Google Tasks and Keep plus integrations for Canva, Dropbox, Instacart, OpenTable, and Zillow Rentals; multi-step phone-to-desktop instructions are “soon.”

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Venice AI Raises $65M Series A at $1B Valuation on Back of $70M Run-Rate Revenue

On July 1, 2026, Venice AI says its client-side encryption and external proxy mean user input isn’t stored on its systems, even as it runs 200+ open-source models and routes to OpenAI/Anthropic. The $65M Series A led by Dragonfly values it at $1B; it’s profitable with $70M+ run-rate revenue, 3M+ active users, and 1.7M API calls/day.

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OpenClaw AI Agent App Launches on iOS and Android

OpenClaw’s free, open-source AI agent platform launched iOS and Android apps on June 30, pairing phones with the OpenClaw Gateway to route requests to agents and their tools. Created by Peter Steinberger (joined OpenAI in Feb 2026), it gained buzz via MoltBook before researchers found the project was partly human impersonation.

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Google NotebookLM Adds TikTok-Style 60-Second AI Video Clips

NotebookLM now turns user-added research into TikTok-style 60-second vertical video clips, generated automatically from notebook sources. Rolling out in June 2026 for AI Ultra and Pro in English, with free-tier support coming “soon.”

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Proton Upgrades Lumo AI Chatbot With Image Tools, Faster Responses, and Persistent Memory

Proton launched Lumo 2.0 on June 30, 2026, bringing image recognition/generation, “thinking mode,” and up to 76% faster replies under zero-access encryption. Projects can upload docs across Proton email and cloud storage with user-controlled persistent memory; Proton also says it keeps no server-side session logs and never uses data for AI training or shares it.

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