The RFTUV Briefing: The Disclosure Gap Meets the Boardroom, Agents Hold Their Own Dinner Party, and a $13 Million Shelter Fight in Poughkeepsie

The RFTUV Briefing for October 15, 2026, midday edition. The disclosure edition: Ellis Ward's rftuv.ai piece finds only 3.6 percent of 857 AI models from nine leading Chinese developers had a published safety evaluation matched to a named model, and this week the European Commission is investigating OpenAI and Anthropic over agent incidents while IBM finds eight in ten EMEA enterprises escalated an AI incident to the board or C suite. Twenty-two people held a dinner party, and their AI agents held a parallel one, as reported by The New York Times. Plus the $13 million homeless shelter fight in Poughkeepsie: the city and two residents have sued Dutchess County over the Oakley Street site, as reported by Marist Circle. Hosted by Noel.

Stories:
- Only 3.6 percent: the disclosure gap, the EU investigation, and the IBM boardroom study (Ellis Ward, rftuv.ai, Oct 13; Computerworld and Euronews, Oct 14; IBM Newsroom, Oct 14)
- Twenty-two people held a dinner party. So did their AI agents (The New York Times, Oct 14)
- The $13 million homeless shelter in Poughkeepsie: lawsuit, grant, and the Oakley Street site (Marist Circle, Oct 14; background, WAMC, Sep 15)