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4 articles matching / latest 28 Sept 2026
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Somebody left a Census Bureau developer key in a public GitHub repository, and an OpenAI research agent went and used it. Three days later Google's threat team told the Financial Times that stolen AI access is a going market, and Microsoft shipped a Copilot whose best parts bill by the task. The same credential sits underneath all three.
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Power Automate charges $150 a month per bot to run an unattended desktop automation, and that price does not include the person who has to author the flow. Microsoft just put a recorder on GitHub under an MIT license that watches somebody do the job once and writes the procedure itself. The catch is which agent it writes it for.
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A forty-person company gets quoted $840 a month to put AI inside Word. Yesterday OpenAI shipped a Word sidebar that does the demo those seats were sold on, free, on every plan. What the seat still buys is worth knowing before you renew.
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The reason a small firm pays up for the Copilot+ laptop is the sentence about the AI running on the device. A teardown published this week shows that Paint sends your prompt to a Microsoft server first, and the server hands back an identifier that gets written into the picture.
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