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Dispatches on correlation for AI agents in financial services.

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  1. Robinhood built its agent into the app and gave it a standing order. The fence is per account. The trigger is shared.

    At HOOD Summit on 29 September, Robinhood went from letting customers bring an agent to handing them one: a native in-app agent, a free default model, and 'Loops' that run a strategy around the clock. Each account's losses are still capped by its own fence. What changed is how many accounts may now act on the same trigger at the same time.

  2. Thirteen Agents Per Firm, Two Days Each. Nobody Sized the Population.

    Salesforce's second Agentic Enterprise Index reports the average organization went from 5 activated agents to 13, with build time down 53% to about two days and skills per agent tripling. The count is the boring number. The build cost is the Minskyan one: when creating an agent stops being a project, the population stops being a decision.