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OpenAI open sources the Codex Security CLI to scan repositories and gate CI/CD
The Apache 2.0 CLI and TypeScript SDK let developers find, validate, and fix code vulnerabilities, track findings across runs, and add security checks to pull requests. It shipped early after Hacker News surfaced it first.
read →Cognizant launches an EMEA AI Unit to move European enterprises from agent pilots to production
Its Frontier Deployed Engineering model offers Foundation, Accelerate, and Transform tiers to close the pilot to scale gap, backed by plans for 5,000 certified engineers and 10,000 business operators.
read →Act Security emerges from stealth with $60 million to rein in AI agent access sprawl
The Tel Aviv startup's action centric cloud platform enforces least privilege across humans, workloads, and AI agents, reasoning over identity, network, and AI access together to shrink the exploitable surface.
read →xAI sues Minnesota's attorney general over the state's AI nudification ban
xAI argues the law, which takes effect August 1 and carries fines up to $500,000 per image, is an overbroad content based restriction that violates the First Amendment. It says it will disable Grok image editing for Minnesotans.
read →Meta and BlackRock Form a $14 Billion Joint Venture for a 1 GW AI Data Center in El Paso
Meta and BlackRock-managed funds announced a joint venture to build a 1 gigawatt data center campus in El Paso, Texas, with BlackRock taking an 80 percent stake and the facility expected online in 2028. The roughly $14 billion project will run Meta's AI models at scale, underpinned by $12.5 billion in debt financing.
read →Nvidia, Microsoft and IBM form the Open Secure AI Alliance to build open source AI and agent security tools
More than 30 companies including Dell and the Linux Foundation will develop open standards and tooling for AI and agent security, with Microsoft contributing its MDASH bug finding harness and HPE a zero trust identity framework for agents. The group open sources the NOOA framework and frames it as a response to the recent Hugging Face intrusion.
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Caylent builds its own agent orchestrator and cuts a 2,600-hour migration to 220
Instead of buying a migration tool, Caylent built a multi-agent orchestrator on the Claude Agent SDK that runs inside the customer's own cloud and cut one engagement from 2,600 engineering hours to about 220.
Eve makes the buy-a-vertical-vendor case for small plaintiff law firms
Plaintiff firms with no in-house ML team buy their agents off the shelf, and Eve customers report large jumps in lead conversion, case value, and drafting speed.
Suzano puts a natural-language-to-SQL agent in front of 50,000 staff
A Brazilian pulp-and-paper maker built a Gemini agent that turns plain-language questions into SQL, which Google Cloud says cut query time by about 95 percent for 50,000 employees.
03 / Latest project
MomMe, a lifestyle community, web & iOS
A full lifestyle community platform, web portal and native iOS app, taken end to end, with an AI moderation flow keeping the community safe at scale.
- MomMe web portal + iOS application
- Full lifestyle community with 3,000+ registered users
- AI moderation flow
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