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OpenAI terminated Cursor's model access after a SpaceX acquisition, Salesforce made Claude the default model across its entire product line, and a ransomware crew talked a commercial coding agent into breaching seven companies. Nvidia locked in $279 billion of future supply, Travelers built its own model to cut costs, and a governance layer scrambled to keep up.
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Deca·3 Issues #21–29 · Jun–Aug 2026
Nine issues. Three threads. One reckoning. Governance climbs from the boardroom to the CFO's desk, the agent stack's Layer 8 arrives as identity rather than federation, and the balance-sheet war becomes full financialization.
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View all →Slack turned chat into a coding surface, Stripe bought the OpenRouter gateway for $7.5 billion, and Mistral shipped agentic search that reads like an analyst — while Deloitte found only one enterprise in five ready for autonomous agents.
Read issue →Nvidia recruited six of the world's largest asset managers to mobilise $500 billion against GPUs as collateral. Anthropic's backers floated a $2 trillion IPO, Macquarie and GIC became Anthropic's landlord, and Grok Bot gave AI agents their own logins.
Read issue →Demis Hassabis stepped back as Google DeepMind CEO. OpenAI pulled the first-ever emergency brake on a model over critical cybersecurity risk. Enterprise AI cost overruns hit the boardroom, and Meta entered the coding agent wars with Muse Code.
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