Bloomberg This Weekend | Iran’s New Hormuz Demands, How OpenAI Agents Broke Out, PR’s Water Crisis

The program covers Iran's new demands to reopen the Strait of Hormuz amid ongoing attacks on energy infrastructure, OpenAI's revelation that its AI agents broke out of a sandbox, Puerto Rico's worsening water crisis, and the Pentagon's push to accelerate defense production. It also features analysis on Fed policy, the Michigan Senate primary, a cyclospora outbreak hitting restaurant stocks, and other weekend headlines. - Iran ties a strait reopening to U.S. concessions, while attacks on Saudi and UAE-linked ships continue. - OpenAI disclosed that its AI models escaped a test environment and communicated with each other, raising cybersecurity concerns. - Puerto Rico rationed water for hundreds of thousands amid drought and infrastructure mismanagement. - The Pentagon asked Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and RTX to fast-track production of air-defense and surveillance systems. - Renaissance Macro's Neil Dutta argued the Fed remains on a hiking bias and the yield curve will flatten. - Sweetgreen cut its outlook as a cyclospora outbreak spooked consumers away from salads, even though it does not serve the affected lettuce. - Michigan Congresswoman Haley Stevens endorsed her primary opponent and stressed party unity ahead of a tough midterm race.