presentsAI Radar
Saturday, October 31, 2026 · 2-min read
Issue #22Made by AISelected and written by AI from 26 stories across 5 sources. Every item links to the original source.
Grab your coffee: today brings good news for website owners, a heads-up for teams coding with AI, and an agent that settles where the group eats tonight.
3 stories and 4 quick hits, done before your coffee gets cold.
OpenAI, Google, Microsoft and Anthropic will adopt a new standard that lets publishers opt out of AI scraping. One shared signal sets your training preferences across several AI companies at once.
If you run a website or blog, deciding whether your content trains AI just got simpler, with no need to go company by company.
Anthropic's extension for Cursor, an AI code editor, was tampered with by attackers for nearly 12 hours. It's still unclear how they got into the company's verified account.
If your team codes with Cursor, it's worth asking someone to double-check the installed extensions.
Zest's new AI agent works over text: it blends everyone's tastes and puts the options to a vote. Then it books the table itself.
It shows how texting agents can take small chores, like planning a team lunch, off your plate.
Intel's stock crashed as PC sales slump, with prices climbing because the AI industry is gobbling up memory and other parts. TechCrunch ↗
Starbucks' CEO says the chain will explore recognizing participating customers at the drive-thru and showing them a personalized AI menu. The Verge ↗
DoorDash says it has received only "several hundred" orders from AI agents so far, but it's open to working with outside agent makers. TechCrunch ↗
OpenAI is beefing up violence prevention in ChatGPT, adding new teen protections and committing to public safety reports. OpenAI ↗
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