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May 27, 2026

7 curated links on AI agents, Python, security, Google Cloud, and engineering, selected by Médéric Hurier.

  1. Millions of AI agents imperiled by critical vulnerability in open source package

    arstechnica.com

    A critical vulnerability named 'BadHost' (CVE-2026-48710) has been discovered in Starlette, the routing core of FastAPI, exposing millions of AI agents, MCP servers, and LLM orchestration tools to path-based authorization bypass.

  2. The ABCs of agent building

    youtube.com

    Google Cloud Tech publishes a video from Google I/O 2026 outlining the architectural stack, frameworks, and protocols for building and scaling AI agents using Google Cloud's Developer Agent Kit (ADK).

  3. Develop and integrate AI agents with Google Workspace

    youtube.com

    Google Cloud Tech showcases how developers can build and integrate AI agents with Google Workspace using no-code Workspace Studio, pro-code Vertex AI with the Agent Development Kit (ADK), and standardized interfaces like the Model Context Protocol (MCP).

  4. Cursor just beat EVERYONE.

    youtube.com

    Matthew Berman reviews the release of Cursor Composer 2.5, highlighting its exceptional speed-to-intelligence ratio, enhanced agentic coding capabilities, and cost-effective performance that rivals top frontier models.

  5. DeepSeek made its 75% discount permanent. The AI price war just escalated.

    thenextweb.com

    DeepSeek permanently institutes its 75% price cut for DeepSeek V4 Pro, driving down output token costs to $0.87 per million tokens and escalating the AI industry price war against frontier providers.

  6. Microsoft’s quiet Claude Code retreat and the real cost of enterprise AI

    thenextweb.com

    Microsoft is reportedly scaling back its internal deployment of Anthropic's Claude Code due to high API usage bills, highlighting the financial challenges of enterprise-wide generative AI developer tools.

  7. Jony Ive designed a new Ferrari. Or at least tried to. Give me one reason why Ferrari is paying Ive that much when AI comes up with better designs.

    reddit.com

    Users on the r/OpenAI subreddit debate the value and aesthetics of Jony Ive's new Ferrari design concept compared to AI-generated alternatives.