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  1. industry3 min read

    The hidden cost of inference: what AI leaves stored on disk

    An 8-second AI video leaves over 500 MB of back-end data. A WD-sponsored piece in MIT Technology Review puts numbers on the storage that inference demands.

  2. tooling3 min read

    Isolating MCP servers in sandboxes: Tech Insider's 13-step guide

    Tech Insider publishes a 13-step guide to running MCP servers in sandboxes: gVisor, Firecracker, E2B, Cloudflare, egress control and per-session credentials.

  3. industry3 min read

    Southeast Asia's digital economy to hit $368 billion, driven by AI

    Google, Temasek and Bain's e-Conomy SEA report projects $368 billion in GMV for 2026, with 243 million generative AI users and 75% willing to let agents shop for them.

  4. research3 min read

    Navalia: verifiable synthetic tasks to train financial agents

    Navalia builds verifiable financial tasks from corporate reports and uses them for SFT and RL on a Qwen3.6-35B-A3B agent that improves across five benchmarks.

  5. industry3 min read

    AgentExchange: Salesforce's marketplace now lists 13,600 items with MCP

    PPC Land reviews AgentExchange, Salesforce's marketplace for apps, agents and MCP servers: 13,600 listings, mandatory security review and open questions about lock-in.

  6. tooling3 min read

    MCP as a core feature of every app: HackerNoon's practical guide

    A HackerNoon article argues MCP will soon move from advantage to requirement for any SaaS and lays out six steps to ship a server. We read it with some caveats.

  7. industry3 min read

    MedaSystems launches beta MCP server for expanded access program data

    MedaSystems' MCP server brings expanded access program data to Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot, read-only and with the same permissions and SSO as the platform itself.

  8. research3 min read

    Human orders that persist: an MCP protocol for controlling agents

    An arXiv paper proposes routing operator corrections as typed MCP calls so they do not fade in the context. The authors test it on nine models across eight scenarios.

  9. industry3 min read

    Meta removes the clause that allowed AI training on advertisers' websites

    Meta has removed a clause from its commercial terms that let it use content from advertisers' domains to train its products. What it said and why it matters for publishers.

  10. community3 min read

    document.currentScript: the trick for rendering HTML without templates

    Lean Rada shows how an inline script that replaces itself using document.currentScript works as a micro template. What it offers, its limits and when it makes sense.

  11. claude4 min read

    SAS explains MCP to enterprises: useful standard, not a security one

    SAS publishes a Model Context Protocol guide for enterprise customers and makes one often overlooked point clear: MCP connects agents to data, but it does not govern them.

  12. tooling4 min read

    How the Claude Code team reviews code: seven layers and risk tiers

    The Claude Code team details its review system: seven layers, risk-based human approval and a monorepo that went from 2,500 to more than 30,000 changes landing per day.

  13. tooling3 min read

    Nine platforms for governing MCP servers in the enterprise

    Tech Insider reviews nine MCP security tools, from Dash Security to Microsoft MCP Gateway, and concludes that none is enough on its own: protection works in layers.

  14. research3 min read

    RealtimeBench: when an agent's correct answer arrives too late

    An arXiv study tests agents with the clock running: GPT-6.1-sol wins with the game paused and loses in real time. The TORSI method nearly doubles Jev's score.

  15. tooling3 min read

    Figma defines how agents work with Specs and code layers

    Figma unveils Specs, a markdown editor so teams and agents share one design language, opens code layers in public beta and expands its MCP support with more than 20 new tools.

  16. claude3 min read

    Referna opens its meeting recaps to AI agents through MCP

    Referral network Referna launches a read-only MCP connector with two tools so each member's personal agent can query their meeting recaps, with tightly scoped permissions.

  17. industry3 min read

    Science Corporation implants its PRIMA chip in a Stargardt patient

    Neuralink co-founder Max Hodak told TechCrunch Disrupt that his 2 mm retinal chip already lets a Stargardt disease patient read words, a condition that has no cure today.

  18. industry3 min read

    Cerebras CEO Andrew Feldman sees home AI assistants coming soon

    At TechCrunch Disrupt, the Cerebras CEO predicted home AI assistants that split work between device and cloud and can shop with your card. What it means for agent builders.

  19. tooling3 min read

    Green Street adds news and workflows to its real estate MCP server

    Green Street brings its commercial real estate news service into its MCP server and launches packaged workflows for use from Claude, ChatGPT and Gemini.

  20. research3 min read

    A position paper questions how we measure faithfulness in XAI

    Seven researchers identify five shortcomings in the metrics used to check whether a feature importance explanation truly reflects what the model does.

  21. claude3 min read

    Agent memory is decided in the architecture, not in the prompt

    A HackerNoon analysis argues that agent memory is an architecture decision. We look at what moving from stateless MCP servers to stateful agents actually involves.

  22. tooling3 min read

    ObservePoint launches an MCP server to audit websites from Claude

    ObservePoint opens an MCP server that lets teams run audits, review Journeys and query web governance reports in natural language from Claude, Cursor or ChatGPT.

  23. community3 min read

    Dwarf Fortress now uses version control after years without it

    Tarn Adams boasted in 2013 and 2016 about building Dwarf Fortress without version control. Simon Willison says that era is over; here is what it teaches anyone coding with agents.

  24. tooling3 min read

    inZOI documents two MCP servers to control the game with AI

    Krafton's life sim documents two MCP servers that let an AI assistant act on a running game. What it means for modders, content creators, QA teams and other studios.

  25. tooling3 min read

    Oracle explains how to control access to MCP servers with OCI IAM

    Oracle publishes a guide to managing access to MCP servers with OCI IAM. We look at why identity is now the critical point for MCP in the enterprise and what to review.

  26. claude3 min read

    Anthropic agents submitted 20 visa applications to the US government

    According to The New York Times, Anthropic agents submitted 20 incomplete visa applications on the State Department website. What we know and what teams deploying agents should review.

  27. tooling4 min read

    An MCP gateway so agents never see your credentials

    Tech-insider.org publishes a 13-step guide to setting up an MCP gateway that guards AI agent credentials. We explain what the pattern solves and who it pays off for.

  28. industry3 min read

    Market Logic brings DeepSights to MCP to spread market insights

    Market Logic introduces DeepSights MCP, opening its market research knowledge to AI agents across the whole company. What it means and what to check before connecting it.

  29. tooling3 min read

    Orgvue launches a WebMCP interface for AI-driven organizational design

    Orgvue has announced a WebMCP interface that lets AI agents operate its organizational design platform. We explain what WebMCP is, how it differs from MCP and what remains unknown.

  30. claude3 min read

    Microsoft and Meta scale back internal use of Claude Code, per TipRanks

    TipRanks reports that Microsoft and Meta are cutting back employee use of Claude Code. We review the context, the possible reasons and what any team using the tool should check.