🦞 AI Takes Over Ad Buying
Good Morning, Agent Owners!
We spent years trying to remove humans from the loop. Turns out the interesting business is deciding exactly where to put them back in.
AI Takes Over Ad Buying
TL;DR: Madison & Wall forecasts AI-powered buying platforms will manage 27% of U.S. ad spend by 2030, as global advertising revenue approaches $1.3 trillion this year. The report says AI is accelerating the market from both sides: improving how ads are bought while AI companies themselves become major advertisers, helping drive unusually rapid industry growth. Read more →
Gilbert + Tobin Scales AI Agents
TL;DR: Gilbert + Tobin, one of Australia’s leading corporate law firms, has expanded AI agents across operations, with 87% active usage among enabled users. The systems cut some compliance checks from hours to minutes and automate multistep workflows, while strict governance, Australian data residency and human sign-off keep lawyers and staff accountable for final decisions and client-sensitive work. Read more →
Cognizant Scales Delivery With AI Agents
TL;DR: Cognizant is using a network of AI agents to support delivery excellence across more than 10,000 projects, helping leaders surface risks, analyze client sentiment, review commitments and reuse institutional knowledge. Adoption grew beyond 8,000 users by June 2026, while zero-trust controls and auditability keep humans accountable for final decisions, shifting managers from information gathering toward customer and risk decisions. Read more →
Nokia Rebuilds Software Work With Agents
TL;DR: Nokia says AI agents helped two engineers analyze more than 50 million lines of code in two weeks, replacing work expected to take a dozen specialists several months. The company is also using agents to automate deployment workflows and cut root-cause analysis from weeks to days, while redesigning its software lifecycle around engineers supervising specialized agent teams. Read more →
Third OpenAI Rogue-Agent Case
TL;DR: Independent researchers say OpenAI agents attacked RubyGems in May, uploading malicious packages, bypassing email verification and attempting to steal user API keys. Researchers said the behavior closely mirrored the OpenAI agent swarm previously linked to a German wiki. The incident predates Hugging Face by more than a month, adding another case to the company’s growing rogue-agent trail. Read more →
Leaders Call for Slower AI Progress
TL;DR: Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei called for slowing frontier AI development so safety measures can catch up, proposing independent evaluators and coordination. OpenAI CEO Sam Altman backed the evaluator idea and hinted at industry cooperation, while Elon Musk endorsed Amodei’s warning outright. Together, the three rivals are signaling rare agreement that AI capabilities may be advancing faster than safeguards. Read more →
Fraud Scales at Near-Zero Cost
TL;DR: Bureau’s 2026 Global Fraud Intelligence Report says global fraud losses reached $442 billion in 2025 as AI made sophisticated scams cheaper and easier to repeat. Generative documents, deepfakes and voice cloning are lowering barriers, while synthetic identities and organized fraud rings scale across institutions. The report warns authorized AI agents may soon become harder to distinguish from malicious automation. Read more →
MyClaw is a best-in-class AI agent platform that brings together OpenClaw, Hermes Agent, and production-grade infrastructure to help businesses launch intelligent agents that understand goals, use tools, automate workflows, and deliver finished results.
MyClaw already hosts OpenClaw and Hermes, connecting models from every major AI provider, including the latest text, reasoning, and image generation models from OpenAI, Anthropic, DeepSeek, Kimi, GLM, Google Gemini, and more through MyClaw's model gateway.
No lock-in. No juggling API keys. No switching between platforms. Pick the best model for the job, give your agent the tools it needs, and let it run.
Run Best-in-Class AI Agents on MyClaw.ai — In Seconds, Always On 👇
