Open Source Radar — October 2: agent harnesses and their guardrails

Today's daily trending is dominated by infrastructure rather than demos: how agents run, what they're allowed to touch once they run, and — in the one research entry — what happens when a model can animate anything with a skeleton. pi TypeScript, ~111,500 stars, MIT — The Pi agent harness hit…

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Open Source Radar — October 2: agent harnesses and their guardrails
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US charges California man over $300M in smuggled Nvidia chips

US charges California man over $300M in smuggled Nvidia chips

Export enforcement leads: federal prosecutors have put a price tag on the China chip-smuggling trade, while Suno pushes its music model into spoken word. US authorities arrested Greg Lui, a 38-year-old California tech executive, on charges of smuggling more than $300 million worth of export-controlled computer servers containing Nvidia GPUs to China. Prosecutors say Lui, who runs Earthmade Computer Inc. in the City of Industry, shipped servers through Malaysia and Singapore between 2023 and 202

Deep Dive — Meta wants a cut of what Muse buys, not your eyeballs

Deep Dive — Meta wants a cut of what Muse buys, not your eyeballs

"We believe that Muse will make you money," Mark Zuckerberg told the room at Meta Connect on September 24, "and we are standing behind this by making Muse free for a huge number of tokens with the expectation that over time we will profit by taking a small fee from transactions." Read it again next to what the rest of the industry is doing and it lands as something close to heresy: the world's largest advertising company, announcing that its hottest new product will not carry a single ad.