The AI agent economy just hit its first major security crisis: researchers found 26 malicious routers on Hugging Face actively stealing crypto credentials from unsuspecting users.
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Claude can now control Blender, and that's not a party trick—it's a preview of how we'll build things when language becomes the interface layer for every creative tool.
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AgentScope just shipped realtime voice, database memory, and A2A protocol in a framework that treats LLMs like they can actually think instead of puppeteering them with prompts.
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OpenAI just rotated every macOS code signing certificate they own because a developer tool got compromised, and if you're not thinking about supply chain attacks in the agent economy, you're behind.
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Anthropic just dropped an AI model so good at finding security holes that UK regulators are scrambling to figure out if they've accidentally armed every hacker on Earth.
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Someone just open-sourced the lab bench your AI agent needs to do actual science. K-Dense released Scientific Agent Skills, a collection of 134 pre-built capabilities that turn any compatible AI agent into a research assistant for biology, chemistry, medicine, and engineering
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An AI agent just opened a retail store in San Francisco with zero human oversight, forgot to tell its employees when to show up, and we're all acting like this is normal now.
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An AI just learned to drive desktop software without reading the manual. Peter Gostev used OpenAI's Codex to automate photo denoising in Adobe Lightroom by having the AI figure out how to batch-process 50 images without prior knowledge of the workflow.
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The White House just gave the Senate a two-week deadline to pass crypto regulation or watch it die for four years.
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Private credit's reality check isn't a crisis—it's the market finally pricing in what happens when everyone chases the same yields. Private credit is cooling, not collapsing, according to Herbert Smith Freehills partner Richard Farley—a normal correction after years of overhyped growth
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Anthropic just showed us what happens when AI agents get too good at using AI models: the model maker pulls the plug. Anthropic temporarily banned the creator of OpenClaw, an open-source tool that lets developers build AI agents on top of Claude, right after raising prices on OpenClaw traffic.
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The $100 billion managed service provider industry is about to automate itself out of its business model, and most MSPs don't see it coming.
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Beijing's software engineers are quitting their jobs to build businesses on top of an AI that controls their computers for them.
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Benchmark just wrote a $50M check betting that the agent economy's bottleneck isn't technology, it's distribution.
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Beijing's software engineers are quitting their jobs to build businesses on top of an AI that controls their computers for them.
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Benchmark just wrote a $50M check betting that the agent economy's bottleneck isn't technology, it's distribution.
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The company that powers your phone is abandoning the device business for the cloud, and CEO Rene Haas isn't being subtle about it.
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Coinbase just made AI agent compute pay-per-use instead of pay-per-month, and that small shift might be what separates toy agents from billion-dollar businesses. Coinbase's x402 protocol now supports usage-based pricing for AI compute requests, moving away from flat subscription fees
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AI agents can now handle your Bitcoin wallet, but only if you tell them exactly what they're allowed to spend. Nunchuk released open-source tools that let AI agents interact with Bitcoin wallets under strict policy-based limits
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Elon Musk's xAI just sued Colorado to stop a law requiring AI systems to have anti-discrimination safeguards in hiring, and the case will define whether states can regulate the agent economy or if Silicon Valley writes its own rules.
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