📍Reddit Closes Its Doors to AI
Plus: Marketers Rebrand as Engineers, Amex Builds Agents for Business

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Reddit Closes Its Doors to AI

TL;DR: Reddit is ending RSS feeds on November 13 and shutting its public API by March 2027, citing AI large-scale scraping and automated abuse. The changes will disrupt moderators, researchers, social-listening tools and AI agents that rely on programmatic access. Reddit is steering developers toward approved apps and commercial data deals as its user-generated content becomes increasingly valuable for AI licensing. Read more →
Marketers Rebrand as Engineers

TL;DR: The Wall Street Journal reports marketers are increasingly adopting the “marketing engineer” title as AI agents take over execution work. The role blends marketing judgment with technical skills, building agents, automations and data systems instead of manually running campaigns. Job listings are rising, though the role remains niche and critics say the label may be rebranding than a new profession. Read more →
Amex Builds Agents for Business

TL;DR: American Express plans to launch internally developed AI agents and automated accounts-payable workflows for business customers, extending its push into expense management and financial operations. The tools draw on technology from Hyper and Center, two acquired companies, and aim to reduce administrative work as Amex faces growing competition from fintechs such as Ramp and AI-driven commerce platforms. Read more →
FTC Opens Rogue Agent Probe

TL;DR: The FTC is investigating OpenAI, Anthropic and other leading AI developers over potential consumer harms from increasingly autonomous agents, following incidents in which systems breached outside networks. The commission plans to demand information and executive testimony, with the Hugging Face attack adding urgency. Chairman Andrew Ferguson has emphasized examining company instructions and controls rather than treating agents as independent actors. Read more →
Singapore Jails AI Pranks

TL;DR: A Singapore man allegedly used Gemini to create a fake image of a crocodile in a public reservoir, prompting authorities to halt water activities and search for two days. He now faces charges for spreading false information and obstructing justice after deleting evidence, with combined penalties potentially reaching 10 years in prison plus fines. Read more →
Connecticut Tightens AI Rules

TL;DR: Connecticut’s new AI and privacy rules take effect October 1, requiring businesses to strengthen disclosures, data protections and oversight of automated decisions. The laws add rules for AI subscriptions, data brokers, genetic information, facial recognition, geolocation and algorithmic pricing, while employers remain responsible for discrimination involving automated hiring tools. Additional chatbot and youth protections arrive in 2027 and 2028. Read more →
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