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Recursive unveils free AI-built coding model Flint that runs on laptops

AI startup Recursive, founded last year, has unveiled Flint, a free coding model that runs on laptops, TechCrunch reported. The company said most of the development was done with AI using its automated research system, Eureka Machine, helping a small team build the model in under four months. Flint runs on users’ computers, works offline, has no usage-based charges and is available for free download on Hugging Face.

AI & Enterprise

SKT to boost A.X K2 math reasoning with Seoul National University, KAIST

SK Telecom will work with domestic universities and research institutes to strengthen the mathematical reasoning ability of its proprietary AI foundation model, A.X K2, and take on difficult mathematics problems. The company will hold a technical exchange meeting at its Seoul headquarters with professors and researchers from Seoul National University and KAIST to discuss research and model upgrades. Researchers from Korea Institute for Advanced Study will also participate.

Crypto

Ethereum quantum-resistance direction takes shape as Buterin and Zcash co-founder align

As debate grows over Ethereum’s shift to quantum-resistant cryptography, Vitalik Buterin (비탈릭 부테린) and Zcash co-founder Eli Ben-Sasson (엘리 벤사손) have backed a hash-based approach. The emerging concept is to design the core consensus around hash-based signatures and proof aggregation, while allowing lattice cryptography at the account and wallet layer if its security is proven. The discussion was sparked after a16z crypto questioned reliance on recursive SNARK structures.