The Dealer Brief
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Past issues
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- The Dealer Brief #7September 29, 2026This week: Webflow raised its Basic price to $15, how to stop ai agents from secretly collaborating — plus what's free, and what's new in the index.
- The Dealer Brief #6September 22, 2026This week: Webflow raised its Basic price to $15, meta patches muse exploit that let attackers control the ai agent — plus what's free, and what's new in the index.
- The Dealer Brief #5September 15, 2026This week: Webflow raised its Basic price to $15, salesforce and nvidia's new reasoning model is everything the ai labs should fear — plus what's free, and what's new in the index.
- The Dealer Brief #4September 8, 2026This week: Webflow raised its Basic price to $15, this ai entrepreneur is developing agents that can plan ahead for the unexpected — plus what's free, and what's new in the index.
- The Dealer Brief #3September 1, 2026This week: Apple shares ‘shocking evidence' against former employee accused of stealing company data for OpenAI — plus what's free, and what's new in the index.
- The Dealer Brief #2August 25, 2026This week: Quantization-Aware Healing: a compressed, 4-bit model that outperforms its full-precision original — plus what's free, and what's new in the index.
- The Dealer Brief #2August 18, 2026This week: Warp's new system is an out-of-the-box software factory for AI development — plus what's free, and what's new in the index.
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