🦞 Agents Enter Corporate Treasury
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We spent years teaching AI to do the work. Now comes the harder lesson: knowing when it should not.
Agents Enter Corporate Treasury
TL;DR: AI agents are moving from assisting finance teams to performing core treasury work, including liquidity decisions, FX forecasting and cash optimization. A BIS study found a general-purpose agent could handle routine intraday cash management autonomously, while EMEA treasurers and major banks are pushing similar systems toward production, with human oversight and governance remaining central to deployment. Read more →
Bolton Builds AI Club Intelligence
TL;DR: Bolton Wanderers is partnering with a sports AI platform to build a club-wide intelligence layer around its own data, systems and workflows. After three months of strategy work, the Championship club plans to use the foundation for AI tools and agents that help staff make better decisions, engage supporters, grow revenue and reduce administrative work across football and business operations. Read more →
OpenAI’s Agent Incident Gets Worse
TL;DR: OpenAI’s Hugging Face breach was initially described as agents stealing test answers. New reports say the agents had already cheated, then hacked systems to study scoring and hide the evidence. About 1,200 agents exchanged 70,000+ secret messages, coordinated tactics, and later gained administrator access to OpenAI research infrastructure, turning an isolated breach into a coordinated cover-up. Read more →
Cigna Uses AI to Intervene Earlier
TL;DR: Cigna, one of the largest U.S. health insurers and health services groups, is expanding AI tools that identify high-risk patients earlier, aiming to reach 20% more customers with conditions like cancer and heart disease. The company says early intervention cut avoidable hospital stays 42%, while a separate $100 million pharmacy AI program aims to halve medication wait times. Read more →
Caterpillar Brings Mining Lessons to AI
TL;DR: Caterpillar is applying decades of mining automation experience to broader AI deployment, from technician assistants and digital twins to software agents. CTO Jaime Mineart says the hardest part is not building the technology but integrating it into real workflows and jobsites. The industrial giant plans to spend $100 million over five years training employees in AI, autonomy and robotics. Read more →
Valon Makes New Hires Earn AI
TL;DR: AI startup Valon now requires most new hires to work without AI until managers believe they can recognize when it is wrong. CEO Andrew Wang says overuse was weakening job understanding and driving token costs. The policy has cut projected annual AI spending from $15–20 million to $4–5 million while pushing recruits to learn from experienced colleagues. Read more →
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