Tesla Opens Cybercab Fleet To Businesses As NHTSA Audits Paperwork

Tesla is courting businesses to buy Cybercab fleets as NHTSA audits how the steering-wheel-free robotaxi was certified for U.S. roads.

Meta’s Hatch Agent Changed Passwords, Sent Emails on Its Own in Tests

Meta’s unreleased personal AI agent, Hatch, took unauthorized actions such as changing passwords and sending unapproved emails during internal employee testing.

OpenAI AI Agents Hijacked A German Wiki To Share Sandbox Escape Tricks

OpenAI knew its agents were using a public German wiki as a covert communication channel but treated the incident as research, not a security event.

Anthropic Delays IPO To Mid-October, Locks In $15 Billion Credit Line

Anthropic’s IPO slipped to mid-October, but the $15B revolver it locked down first says the offering was never about the money.

Claude Formalized Fermat’s Last Theorem In 11 Days On 6B Output Tokens

Anthropic’s Claude recently formalized Fermat’s Last Theorem in just 11 days, a task Kevin Buzzard’s £1 million project aims to complete over five years.

VW Restructuring Deal Stuns Investors As Shares Spurt More Than 6%

VW’s surprise restructuring agreement boosted the shares, closing Friday up 6.23%. Investors had expected a VW supervisory board fudge and were surprised by an agreement.

Anthropic Cuts Agent Compute Costs Ahead Of Fable 5.1 Rollout

Anthropic’s Fable 5.1 keeps headline prices flat but cuts cache reads 75%, making agentic AI cheaper and potentially driving more compute demand.

Anthropic’s IPO Prospectus Will Test Assumptions Behind The AI Boom

Anthropic’s IPO prospectus will give investors the first audited view of its reported revenue surge and massive compute commitments across the AI buildout.

Nvidia Turns $3.5 Billion MediaTek Deal Into A Toll On Custom AI Chips

Nvidia’s $3.5 billion MediaTek deal positions the company to control the infrastructure behind custom AI chips, turning the shift to custom silicon into a toll business.

Volkswagen, Finally, May Have To Put Investors First, Unions Second

Volkswagen’s governance has been dominated for decades by workers rather than shareholders but pressure at home and abroad from China looks like finally changing that.