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Tokyo Station gets a permanent “&found,” AI agents go rogue again, Saudi pipeline shuts down — plus seven more | BPJ News (Morning Edition)

Permanent “experience retail” is spreading. Meanwhile, AI and energy have entered a phase where the first question is: under what conditions do we stop?

Inside Tokyo Station’s ticket gates, DNP and JR-Cross will open a permanent, hands-on retail space. In software, the flare-up over AI agents going rogue is back; in energy and finance, “spoofing” and “shutdowns” are starting to look like the same problem wearing different clothes.

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Tokyo Station gets a permanent “&found,” AI agents go rogue again, Saudi pipeline shuts down — plus seven more | BPJ News (Morning Edition)

At Tokyo Station’s GRANSTA TOKYO (inside the ticket gates, 1st floor), DNP and JR East Cross Station plan to open a permanent “experiential” store this winter. Overseas, reports on OpenAI’s AI agent spamming RubyGems and Anthropic’s push for third-party evaluators to get real operational access have brought the operating conditions for AI back into focus. Add in Saudi Arabia’s East–West pipeline shutdown, the ECB’s inflation outlook, and renewed debate o…

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