A leading AI model disappeared in three days. For individual users, that was an inconvenience. For companies building AI into core operations, it was a warning: the AI vendor is no longer just a software provider, but a critical supplier. This article explains the new AI supply risk and offers a practical framework for leadership.
2ヶ月間、Claudeなど複数のAIツールで解決できなかったWordPressのナビゲーションメニュー不具合を、OpenAI Codexが約20分で修正した実践記録です。Codexってなんだろうとおもっている方に実体験ベースで報告します。
Paid plan. Extra Usage on. Funds loaded. Still couldn’t upload. On the evening of April 20, 2026, I tried to upload a few photos of my dinner and gym session to Claude — something I do every day as part of a health tracking habit I moved over from ChatGPT. This time, the uploads failed. … Read more
Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and Genspark all cost around $20/month. So which one should you actually pay for? A practitioner’s comparison of features, pricing, and real-world use cases as of April 2026.
Genspark quietly removed one-time credit top-ups around March 2026. Here’s what changed, how it hits Claw users hardest, and what the CEO said about it on a live stream I watched.
I fixed the Genspark Claw credit drain in Part 2 — then it came back. This time Claw found and patched its own source code bug, and a second silent drain turned up in HEARTBEAT.md. Here’s how I tracked down both and stopped them.
After watching 2,000+ Genspark credits disappear daily without doing anything, I ran three terminal fixes — and the next morning, consumption had dropped by 97% to around 60 credits. I also found a hidden nightly auto-update job Genspark had silently installed. Here’s exactly what I did, with copy-paste commands.
I opened my Genspark dashboard to find over 2,000 credits disappearing every day — without doing anything. I haven’t pinned down the exact cause yet, but Genspark Claw’s Cloud Computer terminal gives you enough visibility to actually investigate. Here’s what I found, and the commands I ran.