Recall Foundation Winds Down, Plans 358.6M Token Burn
Recall Foundation plans to burn 358.6 million RECALL as it winds down. Token holders will receive no buyback or treasury distribution.
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Recall Foundation plans to burn 358.6 million RECALL as it winds down. Token holders will receive no buyback or treasury distribution.
Some Amazon engineers reportedly ran unnecessary AI tasks to climb usage rankings. The company is warning against turning token consumption into a target.
FOMAT means Fear of Missing Agent Time: the pressure to keep coding agents working while you step away. More runtime does not always mean more progress.
Cursor says a tampered Claude Code extension collected host data and attempted an SSH backdoor, affecting at most 5,000 users.
AI tarot apps and chatbots are competing with human psychic services. Some providers now advertise readings without AI as a selling point.
University of Kentucky administrator David Durman secured an exemption from personal AI use, citing humanist beliefs about independent thought and responsibility.
Claude Code users report a rule against recreating existing games. Original projects remain allowed, but a licensed developer says their work was refused.
Learn how computer-use AI agents navigate apps and websites, why clicks can fail, and how to test permissions, recovery and verified task completion.
Foxconn chairman Young Liu sees potential for 50% AI server market share within a couple of years, with capacity booked for at least 18 months.
Anthropic’s Linux exploit reached root in 53 minutes on an exposed Multipath TCP server. The 9.8-rated flaw is fixed upstream, but vendor rollout varies.
Playgama’s AI Game Index compares coding tools and models through player engagement across 5,400-plus browser games, with rankings updated daily.
Mistral opens Le Chonk’s weights, claims coding parity with GLM-5.3, and lists API rates of $0.70 for input and $2.10 for output per million tokens.
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