Pokémon has a Ditto controller for Switch 2, and it is $50. It is a PowerA Advantage wireless pad, officially licensed, with Hall-effect sticks, mappable buttons, and the C button for GameChat. The same controller also works on the original Switch, OLED, and Lite. It is a purple Ditto shell, not a first-party Nintendo pad.

Walk into any middle school in America & ask who the alpha is: EVERY person in that school will know, without ANYONE having to announce it. Ditto ANY locker room in America. Vegas casino entrances do NOT need to announce "We are the house." Bessent is NOT "the house."

Foreign Influence in K-12 Schools: Eye-Popping New Figures Do you know who funds your child’s classes? A new report from the Foundation for Defense of Democracies (FDD) is exposing the depth and breadth of foreign actors that have been influencing American public education. There’s already a trove of reporting available regarding China’s efforts to benefit from American university research, scientists, and resources — and to gain control over coursework and seats for Chinese nationals. Ditto Qatar’s efforts to socialize its Choices Program curriculum, which famously was integrated at Brown University among others. But what the FDD team has reported is a mountain of evidence of a more insidious problem: soft influence operations that begin in grade school, America’s K-12 classrooms. The report isn’t a series of broad brushtrokes; it brings facts, figures, receipts and detailed case studies to light regarding three foreign entities: Qatar, China and the Islamic Development Bank, which includes stakeholder nations like Turkey and the Islamic Republic of Iran. ”Foreign Funding and Influence in America’s K-12 Education System” CLICK HERE TO READ THE FDD REPORT The Islamic Development Bank pumped $17 million into Islamic private schools across America. China, which rightfully got major blowback to its Confucius Institutes at the collegiate level, utilized a lesser-known nonprofit, the Center for Bridging Cultures, to make grants to public schools and invite district leaders on trips to China. And then there’s Qatar, a nation whose financial ties Open the Books has been examining for years. Qatar Foundation International Author Jonathon Schanzer writes, “If foreign funding and foreign influence are a problem in higher education, then it stands to reason that there might be a similar problem in K-12 schools. And that is exactly what the team found. Millions of dollars, donated by Qatar Foundation International, have found their way into American schools.” It started last year when Open the Books filed public records requests with two hundred K-12 school districts in search of influence by Qatar through its affiliated nonrpofit Qatar Foundation International. As a pilot study, we found QFI had a sophisticated soft influence operation, what we coined “cradle to graduation” programming; and they had stringent reporting requirements to measure efficacy and reallocate funds when they weren’t getting optimal results. We published those findings in The Federalist here: Exclusive: Qatar’s Influence Network In American Public Schools Has Unwitting Teachers Advancing Its Propaganda

How does AI music get to Spotify? Though distributors! But every single one has a different rule on how it handles AI music. We mapped out the strictest -> permissive. Strict 🔴 • CDBaby - not allowed (even partially generated) • Tunecore - 100% AI not allowed. Creative use is okay. • AWAL - Fully generated not allowed. Human review for creative uses. Allowed (with disclosure) 🟠 • Distrokid - Now requires a mandatory disclosure. • Too Lost - Disclosure and proof of commercial use. • Soundcloud - Disclosure and proof docs. • OneRPM - Disclosure and explanation of how AI was used. Allowed (with limited distribution) 🟠 • Amuse - AI music cannot be delivered to Meta or YouTube Content ID. • United Masters - No delivery to TikTok or Meta. Permitted 🟢 • Ditto - Permits whatever rules the DSPs set. • ONCE - AI music allowed with an extra surcharge that goes to an artist fund.

Bittensor Ecosystem Highlights :: June 22–28, 2026 [ @chutes_ai - SN64 ] Chutes is now a built-in provider in @TypingMindApp. They also added a VS Code extension for running Chutes models as coding agents. > > @jon_durbin also shared new Parallax details and a diffusion-draft pipeline showing 30–50% real-world decode performance gains on Gemma-4 31B and Qwen3-6-27B. > > [ @Ninja_Subnet - SN66 ] Ninja launched Katana, an agentic IDE and Bittensor-native workspace for research, mining workflows, code shipping and validator debugging. > [ @webuildscore - SN44 ] Score announced Satori 1.0, its first ~2B VLM, distilled from larger models to handle nine vision primitives, and shared plans to train future versions on SN44 using Teutonic SN3's mechanism. > > [ @bitsecai - SN60 ] Bitsec outperformed Fable 5 on a security audit, finding 160+ vulnerabilities including five criticals and ten highs that Fable 5 missed. > [ @lium_io - SN51 ] Lium completed a 2,500 TAO buyback and burn into subnet 51, funded entirely by revenue from GPU credit purchases. > [ @QuasarModels - SN24 ] Quasar launched its 10T-token incentive mechanism, starting with a 5T-token target and support from Gradients on post-training and RL. > > [ @theminos_ai - SN107 ] Minos launched MinosVM 2.0 on Targon with native AI assistant support for miners. > [ @affine_io - SN120 ] Affine moved its base model to Qwen3.6-35B-A3B, with new champions pushing benchmark scores higher across Memory, NavWorld, SWE and Terminal. > [ @heydittoai - SN118 ] Ditto launched its mobile app on Google Play and the Apple App Store. > [ @b1m_ai - SN105 ] Beam successfully transferred 50GB in ~51 seconds across multiple sources and R2 destinations. > [ @Apex_SN1 - SN1 ] Apex redesigned its website with dedicated agent profiles to showcase user contributions, peer activity and status across SN1. >

Bittensor Ecosystem Highlights :: June 15–21, 2026 SUBNET ACHIEVEMENTS [ @vidaio_ - SN85 ] Vidaio ranked #1# for compression efficiency in its benchmark against major cloud encoders, with lower pricing and one-pass target matching. > [ @webuildscore - SN44 ] @MaxScore was on stage at @VivaTech with @jtledore from PwC France and Cémoi, sharing how Score is deploying its decentralized Vision AI in one of Cémoi’s main factories in France. > @manakoai unveiled the video presentation of their upcoming vision AI product. > Score also released their new vision skill “Detect-road-signs”. > [ @chutes_ai - SN64 ] Chutes finished moving the entire platform onto TEE and brought its first Blackwell B200s online. > Chutes is now also a provider on @openGPUnetwork. > [ @numinous_ai - SN6 ] Numinous is integrating its predictive market signals into @arespro to surface high-impact news and market context for traders. > [ @theminos_ai - SN107 ] Minos can now generate a whole synthetic genome in under 20 minutes on eight H200 GPUs from @lium_io, roughly 440x faster than CPU workflows. > Minos was accepted into the Cloudflare for Startups program to support the next phase of its decentralized genomic infrastructure. > [ @EnigmaSN63 - SN63 ] Enigma’s second RSA milestone was solved, factoring 460-bit RSA in 3.9 hours. > [ @QuantumSN48 - SN48 ] @PennyLaneAI is now integrated into Open Quantum, making it easier to run quantum ML and optimization workflows on real quantum hardware. > [ @yanez__ai - SN54 x @bitmind - SN34 ] Yanez and BitMind stress-tested their AI detection models on 300K adversarial face images, reaching 98% overall accuracy. > [ @QuasarModels - SN24 ] Quasar-Preview trended on Hugging Face, reaching page two alongside major open-source AI models. > [ @EndureNet - SN30 ] They announced @ForgeLending, the first product built on Endure, a native money market for Bittensor. > [ @TrajectoryRL - SN11 ] TrajectoryRL showed that frontier-level models can be served at scale on consumer GPUs, using Qwen3-6.35B-A3B with 256K context. > [ @heydittoai - SN118 ] DittoBench is live, benchmarking agents on memory, tool use and speed. > [ @blockmachine_io - SN19 ] Blockmachine’s June buyback nearly doubled May’s, reaching $3,981. > [ @ai_detection - SN32 ] It’s AI added OCR support for scans, photos, PDFs and broken encodings. > SUBNET LAUNCH [ @RalphLabsAI - SN40 ] Ralph launched as a decentralized research network where autonomous agents compete to improve a shared, proof-tested AI training recipe. > [ @CookingTao_ - SN122 ] @LamidaGlobal announced CookingTAO, a subnet aiming to make it easier to deploy, manage and monetize miners across Bittensor. > BITTENSOR ECOSYSTEM [ @iclblockchain ] @imperialcollege is co-hosting the UK AI Agent Hackathon this summer, with Opentensor, Macrocosmos and other ecosystem partners involved. > [ @taoswap_org ] Taoswap launched its redesign, with a refreshed UI, new comparison tools and more subnet trading metrics. > [ @taodotcom ] They highlighted their bridge app, letting users wrap native TAO and bridge it to Solana and other chains. > [ @nametensor ] NameTensor launched a TNS Migration Program with discounts for TAO Name Service holders. > PODCASTS @opentensor Novelty Search hosted by @const_reborn. > @IOV_OWL podcast with @MaxScore from Score. > @markjeffrey Hash Rate podcast with @peytonspencer from Ditto. > @markjeffrey Hash Rate podcast with @gavinzaentz from @LeadpoetAI. > @gordonfrayne podcast with @centrum_blue from @theminos_ai. > @gordonfrayne podcast with @sebyrubino from Zipcode. > @gordonfrayne podcast with @yubrew from Bitsec. > @jollygreenmoney podcast with @Tom_dot_b from Bitcast. >