PyTorch Lightning gets hit by a credential-stealing supply chain worm, Warp goes open source and becomes an agentic dev environment, Cursor ships an SDK for running coding agents outside the IDE, and Stripe gives AI agents a wallet.
PyTorch Lightning was compromised on PyPI. The malicious package turned into a credential stealer that runs silently on import with no user action required.
Warp Terminal, the AI-powered terminal, went open source this week and gained 41,000+ GitHub stars in a day. Devs are adopting it as a daily driver that integrates with the Cursor/Claude stack.
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Cursor launched its SDK, letting developers build and run agents using the exact same runtime, models, and tooling as Cursor itself. Enables CI/CD agents, workflow automation, and embedded agents in products.
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Stripe updated its Link digital wallet to support autonomous AI agents making payments, enabling agentic commerce.
In ongoing Musk v. Altman litigation, Elon Musk testified that xAI trained Grok using OpenAI models, adding a new dimension to the breach-of-contract claims.
TechCrunch reports Anthropic could raise a new round at $900B+ valuation within two weeks, more than doubling its previous $350B valuation from February.
Meta has acquired a robotics startup to accelerate its humanoid AI ambitions, signaling a major push into physical AI agents beyond the digital realm.
SoftBank is creating a new robotics company building data centers and humanoid robots, reportedly targeting a $100B IPO.
Apple reported unexpectedly strong Mac sales driven by AI features, catching the company off guard and signaling consumer appetite for on-device AI.
The Department of Defense signed deals with Nvidia, Microsoft, and AWS to deploy AI capabilities on classified networks, marking a major government AI infrastructure push.