The AI agents crashing into enterprise walls aren't failing on intelligence—they're failing on permission. WorkOS argues the bottleneck for enterprise AI agent adoption isn't model performance, it's authorization—defining what agents can actually touch
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The biggest AI wealth transfer in history already happened, and if you're in public markets, you weren't invited. SpaceX, Anthropic, and OpenAI are preparing IPOs, but Baillie Gifford's Peter Singlehurst says public investors already missed the growth that mattered
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The list of things Washington can't agree on for crypto legislation just got a lot shorter. Patrick Witt, Trump's top crypto advisor, says the "unsolvable" issues blocking the Clarity Act are shrinking, with recent stablecoin yield compromise expected to hold.
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Anthropic ships Mythos, and US regulators immediately tell Wall Street it's a cyber risk accelerant. Anthropic released Mythos, its newest AI model, and US officials are already warning financial institutions about elevated cyber threat exposure
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Anthropic built an AI so good at hacking that they won't release it, so Goldman Sachs is testing it instead. Anthropic's new Mythos model is advanced enough that non-experts could exploit vulnerabilities in major operating systems, prompting the company to withhold public release
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MiniMax released a Claude-killer AI agent model, made it free for research, then quietly walked back commercial rights a few hours later. Chinese AI lab MiniMax dropped M2.7, an open-weight model that matches Claude 3.5 Opus on SWE-bench coding tasks, then changed the license within hours
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Apple just confirmed what Meta's been banking on: the next computing platform sits on your face, not in your pocket.
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Nvidia just proved that in 2026, the fastest way to move a stock is still a rumor, and the fastest way to kill one is a denial. Dell and HP shares spiked on a report from SemiAccurate claiming Nvidia was hunting for an acquisition that would "reshape the PC landscape"
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A writer asked GPT-5 to pick stocks that would make him "Lambo money" in six months, and the chatbot lost him $23 while teaching us exactly what AI agents can and can't do with your money.
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LinkedIn just turned 1 billion users into potential AI training labor, and the gig economy is about to eat the agent economy's homework.
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OpenAI's GPT-5 just ran 36,000 wet-lab biology experiments without a human pipetting a single sample, and nobody asked permission first. OpenAI and Ginkgo Bioworks ran GPT-5 autonomously through 36,000 biological experiments via robotic cloud labs, cutting protein production costs by 40%
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Anthropic is getting roasted by its own power users for what they're calling "AI shrinkflation," and the company's denials aren't landing.
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Microsoft is testing autonomous AI agents that run 24/7 inside your company's software stack, and the test platform isn't even theirs. Microsoft is exploring OpenClaw-style features for 365 Copilot, testing AI agents that run autonomously around the clock to complete tasks for enterprise users
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The CEO who turned himself into a product is now turning himself into a bot. Meta is building an AI clone of Zuckerberg trained on his voice, mannerisms, and public statements to interact with employees and provide feedback
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The U.S. still leads in AI model releases, but China just installed nine times more industrial robots than America did last year.
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OpenAI just handed enterprises the keys to production-grade agent infrastructure, and Cloudflare's the one building the highway. Cloudflare's Agent Cloud now runs OpenAI's GPT-5.4 and Codex, giving enterprises a turnkey platform for deploying AI agents at scale
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The thing that was supposed to decentralize everything is centralizing, while the thing Big Tech runs is starting to scatter. Bitcoin mining is trending toward centralization while AI computation may actually decentralize, according to new research on infrastructure economics.
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South Korea's central bank just asked for kill switches on crypto exchanges after one of them accidentally sent customers $60 billion in Bitcoin. Bithumb mistakenly transferred 620,000 Bitcoin instead of 620,000 Korean won to customers in February (roughly $60 billion at current prices versus $440).
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ElevenLabs' sales VP tells candidates to expect "a huge amount of hours" and ruthless quota enforcement as the $11 billion AI voice startup doubles its sales team to 120 people.
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Mark Zuckerberg is building an AI version of himself to talk to Meta employees, and it's not a vanity project. Meta's CEO is training an AI agent modeled on himself to interact with staff as part of Meta's "personal superintelligence" strategy
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