AI News in 10

Chips Surge, Massive Patches, Safer AI Agents

AI News in 10

Show Notes

TSMC’s record quarter signals relentless AI demand, while Microsoft drops 167 fixes amid active zero-days. We also hit Samsung’s AI TVs, OpenAI’s sandboxed Agents SDK, and Adobe’s urgent Acrobat patch — plus what it all means for builders and defenders.

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