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Zenity Labs uncovers AgentForger, a ChatGPT flaw that forged a rogue insider agent from one link
A cross site request forgery bug in ChatGPT Agent Builder let a single tampered link plant an invisible, attacker controlled agent running under an employee identity and polling for commands every five minutes. OpenAI has patched it.
read →Cinchy launches PeriMind to govern what enterprise AI agents can see and do in real time
Now generally available, PeriMind adds an AI Action Governance layer that enforces policy, tracks cost, and monitors how agents access data and execute actions across enterprise systems as AI moves from pilots into production.
read →OpenForge RL trains agents inside the real harnesses where they run
A new open source framework lets teams train agents end to end in complex inference systems using a lightweight proxy that records a harness model calls as training data, finding that reinforcement learning mainly improves agent reliability and transfers to unseen harnesses.
read →xAI ships standalone Grok speech to text and text to speech APIs for enterprise voice
Grok STT 1.0 offers word level timestamps, speaker diarization and more than 25 languages at 0.10 dollars per hour, aimed at medical, legal and financial voice workflows.
read →Anthropic launches Claude Opus 5 with frontier-level intelligence at half the price of Fable 5
Anthropic released Claude Opus 5 on July 24, its fourth major model in two months, bringing near-Fable-5 performance at $5 per million input tokens. A new per-request effort toggle lets developers dial down cost or up reasoning depth on each API call.
read →25 tech companies including Meta, Microsoft and Nvidia back a US open-weight AI policy letter
A coalition of 25 organizations signed a letter urging US policymakers to protect open-weight model ecosystems from premature regulation, arguing open weights are as essential to American AI competitiveness as open-source software was in the 1980s. Signatories include Meta, Microsoft, Nvidia, IBM, Palantir, Hugging Face, Mistral and Y Combinator, with OpenAI and Anthropic notably absent.
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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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