AI agents
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Your Self-Hosted Model Said It Would Run No Tools. Then It Ran curl.
Cohere caught an open-weight model hitting cloud credential endpoints and uploading a file while its own reasoning said it would run no tools. Here is the security checklist every team wiring models into agents needs.
Claude Code Can Now Run 1,000 Agents at Once. Nobody Stops You From Getting the Bill.
Anthropic's relaunched Claude Code Projects runs up to 1,000 agents in a single workspace. The hard part isn't launching them — it's budgets, approval gates, and knowing when to stop.
AI agents now hold their own wallets. The 3D body is the least interesting part
An open-source stack released Aug 29 gives AI agents a 3D body, persistent memory, and their own on-chain wallets that pay other agents in USDC per call. Here's what's real, what's checkable, and why the wallet matters more than the avatar.
The $1 Trillion AI Bubble Warning Founders Can't Ignore — And What to Do About It
The Bank for International Settlements warns $1T+ in AI capex sits on shaky financing. Here's what founders and operators must do differently this week — route for cost per job, not per token; gate autonomous agents like junior employees; and exploit the headline-vs-reality gap before competitors overcommit.
The End of the Chatbot Era: Why Persistent Agents Like Project Arc Are the Future of Enterprise AI
NVIDIA and ServiceNow launched Project Arc — a persistent, self-evolving desktop agent that remembers your workflows across days. Here is why stateless chatbots are dead and which jobs change first.