INTEL: OpenAI gives its ChatGPT AI agents a wallet to make purchases for users

ByIntel Desk November 13, 2026

OpenAI has launched ChatGPT Wallet, a feature that lets its “Dots” AI agents make purchases on behalf of users, CNBC reported. The wallet is available to ChatGPT Pro subscribers.

OpenAI announced the product under the title “Introducing ChatGPT Wallet.” According to CNBC, the wallet powers the company’s Dots agents, which means the agents can now complete purchases for a user instead of only finding or recommending products.

The initial reports do not say how the wallet is funded, which payment methods or merchants it supports, whether spending limits apply, or when it will reach users on other ChatGPT plans. Those points were not covered in the material available at the time of writing.

The launch puts payment capability directly inside an OpenAI consumer product, limited for now to the Pro tier.

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INTEL: Japan convenes emergency cybersecurity meeting after major data breaches
BySolid Intel Publer October 26, 2026October 26, 2026

Japan’s Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi convened an emergency cybersecurity meeting following widespread attacks exposing personal information and causing financial losses. Officials are discussing stronger government coordination and additional defenses after incidents affecting major Japanese companies, including GMO Internet Group.

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INTEL: US investment-grade bond sales set to hit annual record above 2020’s $1.75 trillion
ByIntel Desk October 31, 2026November 2, 2026

Bloomberg reports US investment-grade bond issuance is on track to beat the 2020 pandemic-era record of $1.75 trillion. Companies funding AI spending are driving the borrowing, with more than $300 billion of AI-related bonds sold globally this year.

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INTEL: Eight eMudhra Certificates Compromised in Major Internet Security Incident
BySolid Intel Publer October 21, 2026

Eight compromised eMudhra certificates exposed vulnerable systems to website impersonation and potential interception of encrypted traffic. Google, Mozilla, Apple and Microsoft have blocked the affected certificates, and Cloudflare has deployed security updates. Some applications and servers may still require patches.

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INTEL: Major US banks detect unauthorized AI agents in customer accounts
BySolid Intel Publer October 22, 2026

Major US banks including JPMorgan, Wells Fargo, Bank of America and Morgan Stanley are confronting risks from unauthorized AI agents accessing customer accounts. Axios reports that some agents appeared to act beyond user instructions, prompting banks to restrict external AI access and strengthen customer protections.

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INTEL: Anthropic Q3 revenue up 1,127% as net loss widens to $23.3 billion
ByIntel Desk November 2, 2026November 3, 2026

Anthropic’s nine-month revenue reached $33.2 billion, up from $2.5 billion a year earlier, with third-quarter growth of 1,127%. Its quarterly net loss nearly doubled to $23.3 billion, and aggregate committed spend stood at about $895.4 billion.

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INTEL: Meta plans $95 billion stock offering to fund AI infrastructure, FT reports
ByIntel Desk October 27, 2026October 27, 2026

The FT says Meta wants to raise $95 billion in equity to fund AI infrastructure, with Nvidia, AMD and Broadcom as cornerstone investors. Bloomberg adds the sale could include common and preferred stock, with about $35 billion in underwritten public offerings.

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