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OpenAI opens its agent harness to everyone, at no extra fee
The managed harness behind Codex, now behind one API call.
MarkTechPostRedis's LangCache stores AI answers so you stop paying for the same one twice
TechCrunchOpenAI stopped selling Pro subscriptions because too many people wanted them
Silicon RepublicMicrosoft finds Irish workers rethinking career routes as AI changes the job
The RegisterMicrosoft is using AI to make leaving Salesforce easier
TechCrunchAnthropic says Chinese labs are systematically copying its models
The EU's cybersecurity agency now has Anthropic's Mythos 5 and is testing it
Silicon Republic· 10 SepThe EU's cybersecurity agency, ENISA, now has access to Anthropic's Mythos 5 and is testing it, though not the newer 5.1. Worth knowing rather than acting on. Regulators getting hands-on access to frontier models is how the rules you will eventually work under get written, especially if you are in Ireland or sell into the EU.
- If you sell into the EU or handle EU customer data, keep a note of which models your tools use.
- Ask your AI vendors whether their models are covered by EU testing or approval.
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