Meta makes advertisers solely responsible for its AI ad edits from Oct 30, Walmart opens an MCP gateway for AI shopping agents, Anthropic hands Agent Skills to the Agentic AI Foundation, OpenAI and Anthropic chase trillion-dollar valuations, and an AI-found PHP flaw hits the web.
Today Meta put its AI ad edits on the advertiser's tab. Its revised Commercial Terms, effective October 30, make advertisers "solely responsible" for whatever Meta's AI features create or change, even features Meta switched on itself, and agencies are already pulling ads it altered unasked. Walmart opened an MCP gateway for approved AI shopping agents, with per-agent profiles and spending limits. Anthropic handed its Agent Skills standard to the Agentic AI Foundation. OpenAI is reportedly raising up to $30B at a $1.25T valuation as Anthropic eyes a mid-November IPO. And Fortune reports on php2shell, an AI-found PHP flaw, as the AI labs build security sales teams.
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