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There is something reassuringly familiar about the idea that artificial intelligence might need an expenses policy. We have spent years discussing what these systems could become, and now Walmart is proposing dedicated shopping-agent profiles, purchase approvals and spending limits. Give the machine a job, decide what it can spend

Walmart will give AI shopping agents their own profiles with spending limits and approvals, plus an MCP gateway and terms barring access to card data.

ENISA has published a technical advisory on software bills of materials, with a lifecycle architecture, a threat model and security measures aimed at SMEs.

Tipalti has launched AP Agent for end-to-end accounts payable with human approval controls, plus MCP access to its data from tools such as Claude Enterprise.

OpenAI has made its Decisions API generally available, returning probabilities, choices or scores from GPT-6 Luna for routing and classification tasks.

Anthropic has donated the Agent Skills standard to the Linux Foundation's Agentic AI Foundation, with named lead maintainers and a proposed roadmap.

Wiz Research says an actor overlapping with Storm-0940 is using the ARTEX AI pen-testing agent against Okta, Entra and Cognito at software vendors.

Thomson Reuters has launched an agentic CoCounsel Tax, Audit & Accounting platform that plans work and applies authority, available now in the US.

Pinecone has added integrated embedding to its Documents API, with three models at launch and one text field serving both semantic and full-text search.

Stagwell and Palantir have expanded their partnership, with Palantir's ontologies and agents powering Stagwell's Machine marketing products for enterprises.

Palantir has named Aplos Data to Vanguard: Elite, its top partner tier, so the Ohio deployment firm can bring Foundry and AIP to new US customers.

Cohere has opened a public beta of Confidential Computing on Model Vault, running inference in attested CPU and GPU enclaves on NVIDIA H100s on Azure.

Celonis has partnered with Chicago consultancy Falconi US to help US manufacturers and energy firms use process data for planning, inventory and supply chains.

Littler has partnered with Legora and Epiq to help employers handle the legal, workforce and governance questions raised by bringing AI into their operations.

Jones Day has chosen Legora as a strategic AI partner, rolling the platform out to more than 2,500 lawyers in 40 offices and co-designing a research product.