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Amazon to Fulfill Orders on Walmart, Shopify, and Shein

September 22, 2025
Amazon would prefer that you buy everything through them, but if you insist on using another merchant, they’re still willing to handle the shipping and fulfillment. They’ve just made their Multi-Channel Fulfillment (MCF) service available to Walmart merchants and will soon add Shopify and Shein options. MCF clients place their inventory in Amazon-run warehouses, where Amazon will pick, pack, and shop customer orders.
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AI Scheming Is a Growing Risk: OpenAI Research

September 22, 2025
Not sure you trust AI to work on your behalf? OpenAI researchers offered new reasons to worry, reporting that “AI scheming–pretending to be aligned while secretly pursuing some other agenda–is a significant risk that we’ve been studying” although it’s “not an imminent behavior in our currently deployed systems.” Note that the quote contains emdashes without surrounding spaces, hints that the study report may have been written by an AI with good reason to downplay its true scheming abilities. Just saying.
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MCP Won’t Solve All Integration Woes: Microsoft Research

September 19, 2025
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is everyone’s favorite technology right now because it promises to eliminate integration bottlenecks, especially for AI systems. But unless you just fell off the turnip truck, you’ve probably suspected it wouldn’t deliver everything that’s expected. Sure enough, Microsoft researchers have just found there are significant limits to what MCP can do when multiple agents and MCP servers are involved in the same process.
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Google Empowers Agents to Buy for Consumers

September 17, 2025
Nothing says “cutting edge” right now as much letting agents buy things on behalf of customers. Google just announced a new specification to support this, in collaboration with 60 industry partners including merchants and financial institutions. In a less savory illustration of market power, they also just set a default value of $220 per visit for Return on Ad Spend and automated ad spend optimization, regardless of an advertiser’s actual business results.
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