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Amp says OpenAI models now handle most of its tokens, adds voice calls to its Puck agent manager

In an Oct 14 OpenAI case study, Amp CEO Quinn Slack says OpenAI models make up the majority of tokens used in Amp. He adds that some users burn 10B tokens a week, and that Calling Puck, built on GPT-Live-1, lets you talk in real time, even from a watch, to the Amp assistant that launches and coordinates your other agents.

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Radware ships MCP Server Protection against protocol abuse and tool flooding

Radware launched MCP Server Protection to give orgs visibility into MCP servers, tools, and agent activity, and to block protocol abuse, auth attacks, tool/resource enumeration, unauthorized interactions, AI driven tool flooding, and DoS. It runs as part of Radware’s cloud app protection or as a cloud augmented add on for on prem Alteon and DefensePro…

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