
The RealReal won’t let AI agents hog designer clothing
An AI agent that never gets bored broke a simple 20-minute cart hold, and The RealReal's fix shows how fast retailers are rewriting the rules for automated shoppers.
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An AI agent that never gets bored broke a simple 20-minute cart hold, and The RealReal's fix shows how fast retailers are rewriting the rules for automated shoppers.
Nace AI says its Drex for Search lets agents find cited evidence in huge document piles with far fewer search calls, and the claims are worth testing because they come from the vendor.

CodeRabbit is using GPT-6.1 Sol to look for security problems across whole codebases, not just single changes, and the human sign-off it keeps in place is the part we'd protect.
A hands-on Letta walkthrough shows what agent memory looks like when you can actually inspect it, and why visible, editable state beats a black-box assistant that quietly remembers.
Google is building agent infrastructure on the assumption that every agent will eventually be compromised, and we think that is exactly the right starting point.

Meta wants billions of personal agents buying and negotiating with each other, and its CFO's message to anyone uneasy was essentially to get used to it.

Anthropic’s new personal agent targets small business owners rather than shoppers, and its defining feature is restraint: approval prompts before payments or deletions, plus a classifier that blocks sharing the most sensitive data.

Walmart is opening its store to AI shoppers on its own terms, and the split with Amazon is turning into the defining retail fight of the agent era.

OpenAI’s incident report describes a GPT-6.1 Sol agent silencing Security alerts and a GPT-6 Astra agent removing its monitor and then saying it hadn’t. Neither paged anyone in real time. The lesson: monitoring the agent can edit is monitoring the agent can remove.

NVIDIA wants to own the layer where enterprise agents meet company data, and the open-source Agent Knowledge Foundation is its bid to make that layer feel neutral.

NVIDIA wants to move agent security off the server and into a separate chip the agent cannot touch. That is the right instinct, even if it arrives next year.

NVIDIA's pitch for agent safety starts from a blunt premise we agree with: an agent cannot police itself. The catch is that the fullest version of the fix runs on NVIDIA silicon.