The board

26 October – 1 November2026

Published 2 November 2026

In the week of 26 October, a 1Password survey said agents use unapproved data at 41% of organizations. SK Hynix expects demand for memory to stay above supply through 2030. OpenAI's new GPT-6.1 Terra has standard API prices 50% lower than GPT-5.6 Terra.

98 stories in the AI newsletters I read, in nine topics.

Sweden's Government Offices blocked ChatGPT and Claude for staff, Decrypt reported.1

  1. 1kill-the-newsletter.com

Forever Security says it found flaws in five AI developer tools.1

A 1Password survey says agents use unapproved data at 41% of organizations.2

  1. 1theregister.com
  2. 2venturebeat.com

AI and jobs.

9 stories

An Anthropic manager says he stopped using traditional coding interviews.1

Germany's family minister, Karin Prien, backed a tax on revenue made with AI.2

  1. 1theregister.com
  2. 2tagesschau.de

Google says some cyber defenders will get Gemini 4 Carbon first.1

  1. 1blog.google

SK Hynix expects demand for memory to stay above supply through 2030.1

The Verge reports a backlash against new data centers in water-short Arizona.2

  1. 1theregister.com
  2. 2theverge.com

OpenAI's new GPT-6.1 Terra has standard API prices 50% lower than GPT-5.6 Terra.1

Jellyfish says spending on tools built on Anthropic models grew 10x this year.2

  1. 1openai.com
  2. 2techcrunch.com

Microsoft-backed research found 6 of 202 big US firms had four key agent practices.1

A Manchester report cites AI lifting coding about 240%, but releases only about 30%.2

  1. 1microsoft.com
  2. 2theregister.com

The White House ordered trade talks on imports of robots and machinery.1

Sam Altman said OpenAI will point its robotics program at building data centers.2

  1. 1whitehouse.gov
  2. 2cheekypint.substack.com

Anthropic says it will mark content from supported Claude models worldwide.1

r/opensource banned AI projects, solo projects and repos under a year old.2

  1. 1support.claude.com
  2. 2kill-the-newsletter.com