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OpenAI’s latest ChatGPT shopping update looks like a feature expansion, but the real move is a retreat from native checkout toward comparison, discovery, and merchant-owned conversion.

Sanders and Ocasio-Cortez want a federal pause on new AI data centers, tying compute buildouts to power prices, local consent, and tougher safeguards.

OpenCode removed bundled Claude Pro/Max auth paths after Anthropic legal requests, pushing third-party wrappers back toward API keys and usage-based billing.

WordPress.com AI agents can now move from reading site data to creating drafts, editing pages, moderating comments, and managing taxonomy through MCP.

Ai2's MolmoWeb ships open weights, open web-task data, and runnable tooling, giving developers a real shot at self-hosted browser agents instead of rented black boxes.

Intel just launched a 32GB workstation GPU at $949. If its own numbers hold up, that could make local AI inference a lot cheaper than it has been.

OpenAI did not just shut down Sora. The move appears to have killed Disney's planned partnership too, turning a product exit into a much bigger strategy story.

OpenClaw 2026.3.24-beta.1 adds /v1/models and /v1/embeddings, nudging its gateway toward a local control plane for evals, RAG, and OpenAI-shaped clients.

Hostinger's one-click OpenClaw launch matters because it turns a viral self-hosted agent into a managed product that normal buyers can actually deploy.

OpenAI says goodbye to the Sora app, but its own FAQ, release notes, and video docs still show Sora 2 alive. Here is what is actually shutting down.

Cisco's DefenseClaw arrives just after NVIDIA's NemoClaw and a run of real OpenClaw attacks, turning agent security from a side note into the market forming around the platform.

Anthropic’s Dispatch plus computer use let Claude Code take instructions from your phone and act on your real desktop under explicit app permissions.