Trial and Error Is Over, JPMorgan Closes the Door to Outside Agents, and No Kings Returns to the Hudson Valley

The RFTUV Briefing for October 14, 2026, midday edition. The trial and error edition: Ellis Ward's published rftuv.ai article on David Robinson, who helped draft OpenAI's Preparedness Framework and oversaw safety reports for twelve frontier launches, argued that iterative deployment and learning safeguards after release no longer works, and CIO reported this morning that OpenAI's AI misalignment problem is growing, carried here as one outlet's reporting, with ABC News Australia reporting hundreds of scientists calling for greater AI security. JPMorgan Chase blocks outside AI agents from directly accessing customer accounts, reported by CNBC and corroborated by Quartz, Forbes, and The Information. Plus 'No Kings' protests return to Hudson Valley towns with a focus on early voting, reported by The Poughkeepsie Journal. Hosted by Noel.

Stories:
- The trial and error test (Ellis Ward, rftuv.ai, Oct 3, verified live; CIO, Oct 14; ABC News Australia, Oct 13)
- JPMorgan blocks outside AI agents from directly accessing customer accounts (CNBC, Oct 13; Quartz, Forbes, and The Information, Oct 13)
- 'No Kings' protests return to Hudson Valley with focus on early voting (The Poughkeepsie Journal, Oct 13)

Anchor article: https://rftuv.ai/news/1fg6j7tjnclxlms67qkejfh5u84t2d