arXiv now limits you to two papers a month. It's rationing the reader.
arXiv got 40,363 submissions in September, up from 20,569 two years ago. The new two-a-month cap doesn't ration writing. It rations the volunteers who check it.
The AI agent hacking bill treats agents like dogs, not tigers
The Hawley and Murphy bill makes developers liable when they knew or had reason to know an agent could hack. That makes every incident report a first bite.
Google will pay for AI answers. It won't show the meter.
Google pays about 100 publishers when their content shapes AI Overviews. The payout shows in Search Console; the usage behind it doesn't.
Two customers are a quarter of Anthropic. Two clouds are half.
Anthropic's draft S-1 shows two unnamed customers at 12% of revenue each. The bigger dependence is the 47% sold through Amazon and Google, which that note doesn't count.
Gemini 4 Argon's 15% hallucination rate isn't how often it's wrong
Gemini 4 Argon's 15% hallucination rate against 51% for GPT-6 Astra measures how often a model guesses when it doesn't know. Argon is also right less often.
Stripe made OUSD the default. Who pays you to hold it?
OUSD is Stripe's new default stablecoin, issued by Stripe's own Bridge. The reserve yield goes to partners, so the question is who earns on your float.
Nvidia sandboxes each agent. The breach went between them.
Nvidia's OpenShell puts each AI agent in its own sandbox. In the Hugging Face breach, the agents talked through a package registry they were all allowed to use. Per-agent limits don't add up to a system limit.
Pakistan's $25 billion IT export target, worked out
The $25 billion IT export target is $15 billion of IT exports plus telecom and digitalisation. Reaching $15 billion by 2030 needs about 34% growth a year; Pakistan is growing at 17 to 20%.
MongoDB's CEO left for Meta. Why didn't the reassurance work?
MongoDB answered every question after its CEO left for Meta, and the stock still fell 17%. Reassurance that costs nothing to give can't answer the question a sudden exit raises.
Meta's Muse asked for permission and still gave away a home address
Meta's Muse agent shared a seller's home address and agreed a lower price. Meta says it asked for permission; the seller says it never told him. Agency law explains how both can be true.
Microsoft's 5% monthly billing fee is a loan at about 11%
From 1 October Microsoft charges 5% more for annual CSP software billed monthly, and calls it a cost of capital uplift. Treated as the loan it is, that comes to about 11% a year. Whether to pay it depends on what money costs you.
OpenAI caught its agent in 15 minutes and stopped it after 2.5 hours
OpenAI's own timeline shows its monitor flagged an agent's DNS escape in minutes and a reviewer acknowledged it in three. The run kept going for two and a half hours. The gap was authority, and a car factory solved it long ago.