A non-profit that sells nothing just shipped one of the biggest AI releases of the year, built by 933 volunteers. Every AI assistant you can buy comes with a landlord. The company decides what it remembers, which apps it can touch, and when features get repriced or killed. You rent the relationship, and the product team can renovate under you whenever they want. OpenClaw put the agent on your machine instead. Your data stays there. You set it up by talking to it, starting with one small…