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Tustin AI Daily Briefing

Tustin AI Daily Briefing

Why AI agents never picked Canva - Tustin AI Daily Briefing, Nov 13

Tustin AI Daily Briefing · Nov 13, 2026 · 6:38

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Deep dive: Our agents never picked Canva, 10 learnings on agent pricing, getting picked, and security (SaaStr)
Nvidia without Jensen: export controls, supply-chain grip, and the open-source patron all come loose
incident.io opens its books: $1.6M of AI spend, approx. $2,700 per engineer per month, and 80% of production PRs agent-generated
70% of companies that swapped a production AI model needed weeks or more of engineering beyond the swap itself
Google ships Gemini 4 Hydrogen, a Flash successor at about a quarter the cost per benchmark task
Anthropic will let enterprises self-host all of Claude Managed Agents, not just the sandbox
What comes after orchestration: Levels 9 and 10 of AI adoption
OpenAI says constant human approval prompts train people to "blindly accept" them
Gemini 4 pricing is a trap: Argon and Carbon double on Dec 1, Hydrogen is the quiet value tier
Oddboro: an open-source "office manager" layer for running many AI agents at once
Where UXR talent is going as dedicated research roles collapse
Wharton open-sources Primer, an agent-driven system that turns a teacher's spoken lesson into a playable simulation

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