Telegram is a messaging app built around channels, groups and encrypted chats, and it often serves developers as a reference point for product prototypes. In recent coverage it appears mainly as a demo target for AI coding: a developer said Opus 5.5 produced a fully working Figma clone in about three hours with eight prompts, and single prompts later generated clones of Google Meet, Docs, Telegram and Linear. Separately, Microsoft reported disrupting the EvilTokens scam platform, which used an AI chatbot to analyze victim inboxes and draft fraud emails.
Opus 5.5 Builds a Full Figma Clone in 3 Hours, 8 PromptsA developer says Opus 5.5 produced a fully working Figma clone in about three hours using eight prompts, calling it a threshold moment for AI coding. The output is no longer a mere lookalike but usable software, and single prompts later yielded Google Meet, Docs, Telegram and Linear clones.
Microsoft disrupts AI-assisted scam platform EvilTokensMicrosoft said it led an industry-wide disruption of EvilTokens, a subscription scam platform that used an AI chatbot to analyze victim inboxes, pick targets and draft fraud emails, compromising 12,000 Microsoft accounts over a few months. It charged $1,500 upfront plus $500 monthly.
HN Post: 'AI Is Destroying the World'A Hacker News post presents the author's opinion that 'AI' has come to mean LLMs, argues these tools have narrow domains and are not universally useful, and illustrates the point with several real-world examples.
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