According to @PixVerse_, the company has opened early access to the PixVerse R1 real-time video API via a new partner program, enabling 720p low-latency streaming for developers and studios (as reported by PixVerse and the PixVerse blog). According to the PixVerse blog, the API supports real-time video generation and control endpoints designed for interactive applications such as live avatars, virtual production, and in-app creative tools, with business-focused usage tiers for startups and enterprises. As reported by PixVerse, the partner program offers prioritized quota, technical onboarding, and co-marketing, creating go-to-market opportunities for SaaS platforms, media companies, and gaming studios aiming to integrate generative video workflows. According to PixVerse, early access targets builders who need production-ready reliability, positioning R1 for use cases like streaming commerce demos, creator tools, and customer engagement experiences that require responsive video synthesis.

According to @openclaw on Twitter, OpenClaw 2026.2.1 introduces major security hardening measures, including fixes for path traversal, local file inclusion, and execution injection vulnerabilities. The update also enhances Discord thread routing, adds gateway message timestamps, enforces TLS 1.3 as a minimum, and implements system prompt guardrails. Additionally, improvements in streaming stability and memory search have been made, supported by over 20 community pull requests. These changes strengthen OpenClaw's reliability and security for AI-driven messaging applications, as reported by OpenClaw’s official announcement.