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Most sovereign AI runs on models built abroad. Governments keep the copy they download, while every fix and upgrade is decided elsewhere. Veeam and CNTXT AI on what it takes to stay in control. the-sourcecode.com/ai-tech/s…
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Let’s talk about the 1% problem. When AI compresses the window between disclosure and active exploitation from weeks to hours, spending finite security resources on the 99% of vulnerabilities that don’t matter becomes a structural liability.
@sourcecode2025 interviewed Qualys’ Himanshu Kathpal, who argues that our tool – exploit validation with TruConfirm, “should be the baseline” for all security teams.
Don’t miss this article breaking down TruLens, TruConfirm, Agent Val, and how they factor into the battle against AI-powered attackers.
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Breaking News: A federal judge effectively reopened President Trump’s $10 billion case against the IRS, in a striking turnabout. nyti.ms/4uN2MLq
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Breaking News: Gov. Gavin Newsom of California signed an executive order to explore safeguards related to mass job displacement caused by A.I. nyti.ms/49OUJ8b
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The @joshk tweet that accompanied today's news might be the most quietly remarkable detail of the whole story. When @paraga had the obvious option move was to move fast. Take a board seat somewhere. Start the next thing on momentum and grievance.
He did the opposite.
Per Kopelman, who's backed him since seed, he "had no shortage of options" and "passed on all of them." Bloomberg later reported Agrawal spent the months that followed reading research papers at a Blue Bottle in downtown Palo Alto, slowly returning to writing code. His own line to them: "I'm not a person who can enjoy the beach in that moment."
Today, three and a half years on, his startup Parallel Web Systems just hit a $2bn valuation. @sequoia led a $100M Series B. Every existing investor doubled down. Over 100,000 developers are building on it.
Harvey, Notion, Opendoor and two of the largest US P&C insurers running production workflows on the infrastructure. The thesis underneath: AI agents are about to become the web's primary user, and they need infrastructure built from scratch for them.
Wrote the full piece on what Parallel does for @sourcecode2025, who's competing (Exa, the now-acquired Tavily, the foundation model players hovering with their own ambitions) and why Sequoia thinks this is the next big infrastructure category in AI - the-sourcecode.com/startups/…