Nuno Arêde

Someone is selling an entire Italian hamlet for €990k ($1.13M). 7 separate buildings, 33 bedrooms, 30 bathrooms, spread across 3.5 hectares (8.6 acres) in Umbria (3km from Montone). 40km from Perugia, under 2 hours from Florence and a bit further from Rome. There's a tennis court, two swimming pools, a volleyball court, a five-a-side football pitch, and inside one of the buildings, a working wheat and olive mill with all the original machinery still there. It's built and set up as an agriturismo, so the guest apartments and kitchens are already in place and ready to go. Elon Musk keeps saying work will be optional in 10-20 years, with AI and robots doing the jobs we used to get paid for. If that happens, a lot of us will have more time on our hands, and somewhere like this starts to make sense. Might as well pick somewhere nice.

❗️ Anthropic tried to charge a Korean user who was on the free plan with zero API usage $16.6 million. A day earlier, the same invoice was $1.67 million, so it grew roughly 10x overnight. The user says he suspected phishing at first, then found the sender and payment link were Anthropic's official domain. His bank declined the charge attempts for exceeding the card's per-transaction limit... Last month auditing startup Vaudit told it found about $1.7 million in overcharges across $34 million in AI invoices, mostly tied to Claude Code, and after months of GitHub reports about contradictory Anthropic billing emails.