Getting a smart home audio setup to sync perfectly across different rooms and platforms is often a frustrating experience. For years, the audio industry has pushed consumers into proprietary ecosystems, severely limiting how we interact with our own hardware. Sonos is attempting to dismantle some of that friction with the introduction of its Sonos 27
Runlayer, a startup that offers a secure Model Context Protocol gateway, a standard to allow AI models and agents to securely obtain external data and tools, has filed a lawsuit against human resources software startup Rippling, according to the complaint seen by TechCrunch. The lawsuit is a warning to anyone selling AI infrastructure to enterprise
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is one of the building blocks of AI interoperability, providing AI models with a secure way to access external data sources and services. It’s the plumbing that allows a chatbot to access your calendar, your database, or your internal tools, rather than engineers creating custom pipes for each connection. Next