Ep. 60 — A judge voids the Pentagon's Anthropic blacklist, a hundred companies sign up against rogue agents, and Claude gets a driver for lab robots

A judge voids the Pentagon's Anthropic blacklist, a hundred companies sign up against rogue agents, and Claude gets a driver for lab robots 00:48 — A federal judge rules the Pentagon's blacklisting of Anthropic was unconstitutional retaliation 02:17 — Over 100 companies — including OpenAI, Anthropic, Google and Microsoft — sign a joint call for defense against AI-enabled cyberattacks 03:47 — Anthropic ships the Model Hardware Standard — a USB-C-style interface that lets agents drive lab and factory machines 05:17 — Anthropic signs a $45 billion, six-year compute deal with Nscale 05:42 — Meta's VP for India and Southeast Asia leaves for OpenAI 06:06 — Instinct raises a $250 million Series B at a $2.5 billion valuation for a personal-life agent 06:30 — Hugging Face sells a $399 open-source robot duck you train with reinforcement learning 06:54 — AI's memory crunch reaches Android — Google is setting new app memory rules Daily Prompt with Archer & Iris.