Fal doubles to $16 billion, Reddit tests search ads, CrowdStrike buys into agent security, Palantir's contracts get shorter, Anthropic's compute bill grows, and FlashProve aims to prove which model did the work.
Tuesday, November 3, 2026. Fal doubled its valuation to $16 billion on demand for AI video, image and audio models. Reddit started testing ads in search as AI search squeezes its traffic. CrowdStrike is buying two agent-security startups, Palantir's commercial contracts got shorter, Anthropic's amended IPO filing showed compute taking a bigger share of revenue, and Anthropic researchers published a way to prove which model produced an output. Jack King on what each one means for revenue and go-to-market teams.
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