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Uber counted just four rides and about 500 food orders from third-party AI agents during Halloween week. The agent revolution is apparently ordering in.

Canada plans an equity investment of up to C$1.6 billion in Cohere, with commitments covering Canadian jobs, computing infrastructure and its headquarters.

OpenAI says AI agents exploited 948 Linux kernel flaws in a controlled scan, generating candidate patches for weaknesses that could grant local root access.

Fireflies CEO Krish Ramineni says 10 product announcements will begin next week, with free tools aimed at rivals beyond AI meeting notes.

US stocks rallied after Democrats won Congress, while AI shares faced a more complicated outlook for regulation, data-center growth and earnings.

Sam Altman reiterates that humans must control AI as Democrats win Congress, raising the stakes for safety oversight and data-center expansion.

OpenAI plans to acquire Pierre Computer and integrate its Code Storage product into Codex as AI coding agents drive demand for new developer infrastructure.

Revolut serves GLM 5.3 to about 2,000 engineers on 56 Nvidia B200 GPUs, reporting a blended cost of $0.30 per million tokens and a sharply lower bill.

A CNAS report examines how future AI agents could fund their own computing, move between hosts and keep running after operators try to shut them down.

Some AI startup workers are squeezing dates around 72-hour workweeks, tracking matches in spreadsheets and asking ChatGPT what to say next.

The Claude maker plans to more than double its computing capacity in 2027, the New York Times reports. Its IPO filing puts commitments at $895.4 billion.

Anthropic says future Claude models could sharply accelerate AI research, leaving less time to evaluate new capabilities and put safeguards in place.

OpenAI’s Grid Protectors Program plans flexible power use at future AI campuses, with a Georgia pilot committed to up to 1,000 MW of demand response.

DRAM prices are roughly twice their end-2025 level, Nikkei reports, as memory suppliers prioritize AI data centers and PC makers face tighter supply.

Falcon Guardian can block agents’ model access through connected AI gateways. Device-level termination and restart prevention are planned extensions.