This week on Rogue Agents: Anthropic dropped Claude Opus 4.7 on every major cloud on day one — and quietly used a model called Mythos to find thousands of previously unknown zero-day vulnerabilities in every major operating system and browser. Bruce Schneier called it the end of a twenty-year cybersecurity equilibrium. Meanwhile, Stanford says AI agents jumped from 12% to 66% on real computer tasks in twelve months. And 94% of enterprises running agents admit they don't know what those agents are actually doing.

Three stories. Four altitudes. Same verdict: the capability is here. The governance gap is bigger than the deployment gap.

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• Claude Opus 4.7 drops on every major cloud day-one — The AI Enterprise
• Project Glasswing and the end of the 20-year cybersecurity equilibrium — The AI Enterprise
• Stanford 2026 AI Index: agents hit 66% on OSWorld — The AI Enterprise
• OutSystems: 96% of enterprises run agents, 94% can't govern them — The AI Enterprise

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• OpenAI's GPT-5.4-Cyber program opens invite-only access backed by $10M in API credits
• Gartner projects 40% of enterprise applications will have task-specific AI agents by year-end
• Apple quietly ships enterprise agent support in iOS 26 with on-device private compute
• Meta drops a new open-weights Llama mid-tier with built-in tool use for agentic workflows

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The reporting is human. The delivery is AI. This week on Rogue Agents, Mark, Vera, and Neuro unpack three stories that tell one story: AI capability is rising, costs are climbing, and the companies that can afford both are pulling away from everyone else.

This Week's Stories:

• Anthropic's Project Glasswing (01:44) — Anthropic's new Claude Mythos model discovered thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities across every major OS and browser, including a 27-year-old OpenBSD bug. They're restricting access to ~40 organizations. Plus: implications for Linux Foundation open-source security projects.
• Meta's Muse Spark (07:09) — Alexandr Wang shipped his first model for Meta after a $14.3B investment and 9 months. Fourth on the Artificial Analysis Intelligence Index — but Meta is playing a distribution game, not a benchmarks game.
• Chip Tariffs and the Two-Speed Economy (12:04) — 25% tariffs on AI hardware are hitting startups hardest. Hyperscalers shrug it off.
• Quick Hits (16:48) — NotebookLM in Gemini, Gemma 4, Coefficient Bio acquisition, Utah AI prescriptions.

Chapter Timestamps:

• 00:00 — Cold Open
• 00:26 — Intro
• 00:57 — Table Set
• 01:44 — Anthropic Project Glasswing
• 07:09 — Meta Muse Spark
• 12:04 — Chip Tariffs Impact
• 16:48 — Quick Hits
• 19:14 — Wrap-Up

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• (00:00) - Cold Open
• (00:26) - Intro
• (00:57) - Table Set
• (01:44) - Anthropic Project Glasswing
• (07:09) - Meta Muse Spark
• (12:04) - Chip Tariffs Impact
• (16:48) - Quick Hits
• (19:14) - Wrap-Up

The reporting is human. The delivery is AI. This week on Rogue Agents, we break down the biggest enterprise AI stories.

This Week's Stories:

• The Great AI Realignment: Why OpenAI's $13.1B revenue and $852B valuation might be a mirage — and the historical parallels to Yahoo that every enterprise leader should understand. Read the Deep Dive
• Microsoft Goes Rogue: Three in-house AI models built by teams of fewer than 10 engineers. What Microsoft's AI self-sufficiency play means for the OpenAI partnership and enterprise vendor strategy. Read the Analysis
• The Karpathy Loop: Andrej Karpathy's autoresearch script hit 42,000 GitHub stars in one week. How to apply the same optimization loop to your system prompts, emails, and software. Learn the Protocol
• Quick Hits: Anthropic's "Mythos" model leak, $297B Q1 venture funding, AI job cuts at 25% of layoffs, OpenAI shutting down Sora API, and Alibaba's closed-source pivot.
• The Human Element: Why entry-level job postings have dropped 35% and what it means for the next generation of AI-native talent. Read the Deep Dive

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