Meta's Muse AI agent is drawing sharp attention for building detailed user profiles, with digital billboards advertising the system appearing in Oakland, California back in September 2026. The technology raises real questions about how AI systems collect and use personal information. Jon Stewart added a layer of cultural commentary by debating an animated version of Muse during a deep dive segment, essentially arguing with himself while voicing both sides of the conversation.
In the cybersecurity space, CrowdStrike shares have surged over 147% in 2026, hitting a record high of $286.99. Analyst Andrew DeGasperi from BNP Paribas called the company's long-term targets conservative, noting that products like Guardian and SafeMind are well-positioned to detect rogue AI agent behavior. CrowdStrike aims for $10 billion in ARR by fiscal 2030 and $20 billion by fiscal 2035, though it currently holds just about 4% market share in a $565 billion AI security market.
On the regulatory front, Seattle became the first U.S. city to ban AI grocery pricing at large stores, requiring equal and clearly posted prices for all shoppers. The law takes effect Sept. 1, 2027, and follows similar state-level action in Maryland, Connecticut, and New Jersey. Meanwhile, DraftKings faces a class action lawsuit alleging it used AI to target vulnerable gamblers, with plaintiff Daniel Vest reportedly receiving at least 70 promotions in a single month. The Massachusetts Gaming Commission is investigating the matter, though DraftKings denies using AI based on losses or problem gambling signs.
Government legal agencies are also adopting AI, but cautiously. A Thomson Reuters report found only one-third use generative AI tools and just 7% use agentic AI. About 80% of respondents worry about confidential data exposure, and 27% of government employees have turned to unauthorized AI tools outside approved systems. In education, Turnitin expanded its AI writing detection to Dutch, German, and Turkish, joining existing support for English, Spanish, Japanese, and Arabic. The tool gives educators a percentage of likely AI-generated content to support academic integrity discussions.
Rezolve Ai showcased its agentic commerce platform at Nasdaq MarketSite in New York City on October 6, 2026, aiming to boost sales through personalized AI-driven customer engagement. A U.S. AI Visibility Study found 75% of U.S. businesses use AI, with 40% using it for customer engagement. In Queensland, Australia, the state government and the University of the Sunshine Coast launched a free AI training course for small business owners, drawing interest from more than 1,000 businesses since July. The program covers AI, business planning, and workforce development.
Key Takeaways
- Meta's Muse AI agent is creating detailed user profiles, sparking concerns about data collection and personal information use.
- CrowdStrike shares gained over 147% in 2026, with BNP Paribas calling its $10 billion ARR target by fiscal 2030 and $20 billion by fiscal 2035 potentially conservative.
- CrowdStrike holds about 4% market share in a $565 billion AI security market, with products like Guardian and SafeMind detecting rogue AI agent behavior.
- Seattle banned AI grocery pricing at large stores, requiring equal prices for all shoppers, effective Sept. 1, 2027.
- DraftKings faces a class action lawsuit alleging AI targeting of vulnerable gamblers, with one plaintiff receiving at least 70 promotions in one month.
- Only 7% of government legal agencies use agentic AI, while 80% worry about confidential data exposure, per a Thomson Reuters report.
- Turnitin expanded AI writing detection to Dutch, German, and Turkish, joining English, Spanish, Japanese, and Arabic support.
- Rezolve Ai presented its agentic commerce platform at Nasdaq Investor Day on October 6, 2026, as 75% of U.S. businesses report AI adoption.
- Queensland launched free AI training for small business owners, attracting over 1,000 interested businesses since July.
- Jon Stewart debated an animated version of Meta's Muse AI in a late night segment, voicing both sides of the argument.
Meta's Muse AI Agent Builds User Profiles
Meta's Muse AI agent is creating detailed dossiers on users. Digital billboards advertising Muse appeared in Oakland, California in September 2026. The system raises concerns about how AI collects and uses personal information.
Jon Stewart Debates Meta's Muse AI in Deep Dive Segment
Jon Stewart had a five-minute argument with an animated version of Meta's Muse AI during a deep dive segment. Stewart also voiced the Muse AI character while essentially arguing with himself. The segment highlighted the unusual nature of late night television discussions about artificial intelligence.
CrowdStrike Stock Soars 147% as AI Security Demand Grows
CrowdStrike shares gained over 147% in 2026 and hit a record high of $286.99. Analyst Andrew DeGasperi from BNP Paribas praised CrowdStrike's long-term targets and AI detection capabilities. The company's products include Guardian and SafeMind, which detect rogue AI agent behavior.
CrowdStrike Long-Term Goals Called Conservative Amid AI Growth
BNP Paribas said CrowdStrike's targets of $10 billion in ARR by fiscal 2030 and $20 billion by fiscal 2035 may be conservative. About 48% of the EDR market still uses legacy security products, giving CrowdStrike room to grow. The company currently holds about 4% market share in a $565 billion AI security market.
DraftKings Faces Lawsuit Over AI Targeting of Gamblers
A class action lawsuit says DraftKings used AI to target vulnerable gamblers like plaintiff Daniel Vest, who received at least 70 promotions in one month. The Massachusetts Gaming Commission is investigating how betting platforms use AI. DraftKings denies using AI to target customers based on losses or problem gambling signs.
Turnitin expands AI writing detection to Dutch German and Turkish
Turnitin added AI writing detection for Dutch, German, and Turkish language submissions. The feature is available through Turnitin Originality and as an add-on for iThenticate 2.0. It joins existing detection for English, Spanish, Japanese, and Arabic. The tool gives educators a percentage of likely AI-generated content and supports conversations about academic integrity.
Rezolve Ai showcases commerce platform at Nasdaq Investor Day
Rezolve Ai hosted its Investor Day at Nasdaq MarketSite in New York City on October 6, 2026. The company presented its agentic commerce platform that uses AI to personalize customer engagement. A U.S. AI Visibility Study found 75% of U.S. businesses use AI, with 40% using it for customer engagement. The platform aims to boost sales through automated, personalized interactions.
Seattle becomes first US city to ban AI grocery pricing
Seattle banned large grocery stores from using AI and personal data to set individual prices. The law requires all prices to be clearly posted and equal for all shoppers. Mayor Katie Wilson signed the measure, which takes effect Sept. 1, 2027. The ban follows similar state-level action in Maryland, Connecticut, and New Jersey.
Argent Capital discusses AI-adjacent stocks on CNBC
Jed Ellerbroek, a portfolio manager at Argent Capital Management, discussed two AI-adjacent stocks on CNBC's Power Lunch. The stocks have been performing strongly. The discussion took place on October 6, 2026. The segment lasted about 2 minutes and 25 seconds.
Government legal agencies adopt AI while facing confidentiality risks
A Thomson Reuters report found government legal agencies are adopting AI to improve efficiency. Only one-third use generative AI tools, and only 7% use agentic AI. About 80% of respondents worry about exposure of confidential data. Many agencies lack clear guidelines, and 27% of government employees have used unauthorized AI tools outside approved systems.
Queensland offers free AI training for small businesses
The state government and the University of the Sunshine Coast launched a free AI course for small business owners this month. Registrations are open for the program, which is part of an expanded micro-credentials initiative. More than 1000 businesses have shown interest since the program started in July. Participants can learn face-to-face, online, or at their own pace to fit around work schedules. The training covers artificial intelligence, business planning, and workforce development to help over one million Queenslanders build resilience.
Sources
- Meta’s Muse AI Agent Is Building a Dossier On You
- Jon Stewart has an aggressive 5-minute argument with Meta's Muse during AI deep dive
- CrowdStrike Hits Record High, Up 147% In 2026 As AI Security Demand Booms
- CrowdStrike’s Long-Term ARR Target Called Conservative, AI Security Becomes New Growth Driver
- Class action lawsuit alleges Boston-based DraftKings used AI to target vulnerable gamblers
- Turnitin Now Offers AI Writing Detection for Dutch, German, and Turkish Language Submissions
- Rezolve Ai Showcases Agentic Commerce Platform at Nasdaq Investor Day and Publishes U.S. AI Visibility Study
- Seattle bans AI-based grocery pricing in US first
- Argent Capital’s Jed Ellerbroek discusses two AI-adjacent stocks on a tear
- Protecting confidentiality in government legal work and AI adoption
- Free AI course to help small businesses
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