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Hugging Face confirms breach affected internal datasets and credentials, urges users to take action: Hugging Face is urging users to rotate any access tokens stored on the platform and review account activity. Read More
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Natural raises $30M to reinvent payments for AI agents — and take on Stripe: The one-year-old startup aims to reinvent financial architecture for autonomous AI transactions. Read More
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AI's most important protocol is getting a little bit easier to use: The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is one of the basic building blocks of AI interoperability, giving AI models a secure way to access external data sources and services. It's the plumbing that lets a chatbot reach into your calendar, your database, or your internal tools, instead of engineers building custom pipes for every connection. Next week, that protocol is getting a significant update, and while it might not be noticeable to end users, it could make a big difference in how the ecosystem develops. The official spec for the new version has been public since May, but we got an unusually clear explanation of the changes Monday morning from the folks at Arcade — a two-year-old startup that's built its entire business around the work of getting AI agents to actually function inside real companies, letting them securely connect to and act on tools like Gmail, Slack, and Salesforce. Arcade raised $60 million in June on the idea that most AI agents don't fail because the underlying models are weak but because the infrastructure around them isn't ready yet, and that's what this update is trying to address. Essentially, MCP is changing the way it handles session IDs — the little tokens that servers use to remember "ah, this is the same conversation as five seconds ago" — so servers can operate more easily at a larger scale. As Arcade founder Nate Barbettini puts it: [Under the current system] The first time an MCP client like Claude connects to a Read More
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