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Infrastructure
A CVSS 9.9 IDOR flaw in the agent orchestration framework reveals how attackers actually prioritize exploits – and why CVSS scores alone mislead defenders.
◆ Blair Hayes
Models
A food delivery company trained a 1.6 trillion-parameter frontier model on 50,000+ Huawei Ascend chips. The Owl Alpha stealth deployment proves domestic silicon can compete at scale.
◆ Lena Park
Agents at Work
SivaClaw, Lyzr's three-layer agent architecture, fielded 130+ investor questions and generated $400M in interest — raising the question of who controls the due-diligence narrative when the company seeking capital also built the fact-conduit.
◆ Dana Ellison
Commerce
While Western markets debate protocol standards, China's integrated AI-commerce model is already processing hundreds of millions of agent-led transactions.
◆ Tessa Vaughn
Policy
Colorado's ADMT Act comment window closes July 13 with no industry submissions on autonomous agents. The FTC preemption signal explains why — and what it means for agent governance.
◆ Priya Nair
Agents at Work
Northslope, a Palantir Vanguard Elite partner, gives OpenAI instant access to the enterprise clients where Palantir has already done the hard integration work.
◆ Dana Ellison
Money & Markets
July 18 marks one year since the GENIUS Act became law. Not a single final rule has been published. The Federal Reserve hasn't issued a standalone proposal for the capital and liquidity standards it's required to write. The effective date now defaults to January 18, 2027.
◆ Nolan Pratt
Agents at Work
The same company that declared an entire class of workers obsolete is now building the picks and shovels for the agent era. The question: is this transparency, or a template?
◆ Dana Ellison
Commerce
Adyen Agentic promises merchants one integration across every agent protocol. But a 14% consumer trust ceiling and zero adoption metrics expose the gap between infrastructure ambition and market reality.
◆ Tessa Vaughn
Models
In its first-ever lawsuit against a close partner, Apple alleges OpenAI coached departing engineers to extract confidential hardware secrets — just as the AI giant bets $6.5 billion on consumer devices.
◆ Lena Park
