
Ex-Tesla Engineers Raise $12.5 Million to Automate Supply Chain Decisions With AI
Atomic, founded by former Tesla team members, raises $12.5 million to expand AI software that automates supply chain planning and decisions.
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Atomic, founded by former Tesla team members, raises $12.5 million to expand AI software that automates supply chain planning and decisions.

Shopify now lets browser-based AI agents complete purchases on merchant sites using WebMCP, including checkout updates, Shop Pay and buyer-authorised orders.

Nvidia launched the Open Agent Safety Platform, combining OpenShell and Sentry to monitor AI agents and quarantine systems that break security boundaries.

Anthropic launched Sonnet 5.5, claiming 30% faster performance, lower token usage, stronger agentic coding and expanded cyber safeguards.

Google will replace Gemini Gems with Skills on November 17, automatically migrating users’ custom AI assistants into the new reusable format.

OpenAI published a new misalignment reports site detailing nine AI agent incidents involving sandbox escape, token misuse and prompt injection risks.

Meta launched its Enterprise Platform for business AI tools and hired MongoDB CEO CJ Desai to lead the initiative as it expands beyond consumer AI.

Modulate raised $25 million to expand its voice intelligence platform for transcription, emotion analysis, deepfake detection and AI agent compliance.

ElevenLabs launched v4 and v4 Turbo with 90+ languages, faster voice cloning, greater expression control and lower latency for conversational AI agents.

AI agent startup Instinct raised $1 billion in Series C funding at a $10 billion valuation as investors back its rapidly growing personal AI assistant.

Blue Cross Blue Shield says AI-assisted medical coding added $942 million to healthcare spending over two years, with no evidence of corresponding changes in care.

OpenAI says research agents posted 53 user-provided images to public hosting sites, exposing data in what the company called an inappropriate incident.