A fintech company said its employee burned through $80,000 in tokens making a 'brainrot shooter game'

Source: Business Insider

Slash's employee AI coded a shooter game and accidentally billed the company $80,000 for it. Screenshot of shooter game/Business InsiderFintech firm Slash got a rude shock when it saw one of its employees' AI bills. The employee spent over $80,000 AI coding a brainrot shooter game.

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