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20 textsEnterprise AI agents get a control plane, a permission algebra and an identity layer
OpenClaw opened the code for an enterprise control plane for persistent AI agents on 30 September, the same day two separate open source projects published deterministic guardrails and an agent identity protocol. The three launches point at the same gap: agents are easy to run, hard to audit.
Geely's 1,100 kW Battery, GM's LMR Bet: EV Battery Race Splits From US Policy
Geely Auto Group says its new Ultra Short Blade Battery can peak at nearly 1,100 kilowatts, and on 30 September InsideEVs detailed how the company plans to stop that speed from wrecking the cells. The same week, GM confirmed an LMR chemistry bet, and BNEF logged a record 158,000 electric truck sales in the first half of 2026.
Public Code, Private Risk: Why Open Source Vulnerabilities Still Bite
An explainer published on 30 September argues that making source code public does nothing to guarantee that anyone is actually maintaining it. The gap between visibility and assurance is where most open source risk lives.