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EU Digital Fairness Act First to Regulate AI Shopping Agents: Three Authorization Tiers and 6% Fines Draw the Legal Boundaries of Agent Autonomy

The European Commission’s proposed Digital Fairness Act would require AI shopping assistants offered to EU consumers to let users choose among three authorization tiers, with violations punishable by fines of up to 6% of global annual turnover. It also introduces a mandatory exception requiring user confirmation whenever the agent’s provider is paid by the counterparty or has a conflict of interest.

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Nvidia Allegedly Funds Startups to Manufacture GPU Shortage, Commitment Amount Triples in a Single Quarter

A Wall Street Journal investigation reports that Nvidia provided financing to AI startups and small cloud providers unable to afford its GPUs, sustaining the perception of high demand while helping absorb inventory, with total guarantee commitments tripling to $530 billion in a single quarter. The report also details internal conflict over the practice and raises questions about securities disclosure, antitrust, and related-party transactions.

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FBI Alert: ARTEX Framework Breaches Nine Industries; 1,600 Consoles Exposed and Privileged Access in Under Three Hours

The FBI has issued FLASH-20261113-001, warning that the open-source LLM-driven ARTEX attack framework has been used to breach organizations across nine sectors, with more than 1,600 publicly exposed consoles found worldwide and some intrusions reaching privileged access in under three hours. The framework lowers the barrier to end-to-end automated enterprise intrusion, with supply chains and third-party integrations particularly exposed.

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