The new Sora 2 can generate ANIME that’s impossible to tell apart from the real thing 🖌
It’s OVER for animators 💀
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In Italy, a girl has started treatment for AI addiction 💬
📼 A doctor explained that for vulnerable people, an AI companion can seem better than real peers because it never argues, never gets tired, and always gives the desired response.
That’s how a tool gradually turns into a “friend.”
Except there’s no real friend there.
Don’t forget to spend time with real people.
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A 20-year-old resident of Venice became so attached to a chatbot that she stopped communicating with her family and friends. The case was taken over by a local addiction service, which usually handles problems related to gaming, social media, smartphones, and shopping.
That’s how a tool gradually turns into a “friend.”
Except there’s no real friend there.
Don’t forget to spend time with real people.
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How to Spot AI-Generated Content in 2026 📼
AI has become so realistic that the old signs of fake content are almost gone. Now you have to catch it through subtle details:
🔄 Broken perspective and strange scene geometry;
🔄 Unrealistic lighting and shadows;
🔄 Skin and surfaces that look “too perfect”;
🔄 Repetitive emotions and poses in crowds;
🔄 Synthetic speech without natural pauses;
🔄 Context mistakes: weather, clothing, or architecture don’t match the situation.
The main advice from experts: trust your instincts. If something looks too perfect, it’s probably AI-generated.
Ironically, experts now recommend using another AI to detect AI content
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AI has become so realistic that the old signs of fake content are almost gone. Now you have to catch it through subtle details:
The main advice from experts: trust your instincts. If something looks too perfect, it’s probably AI-generated.
Ironically, experts now recommend using another AI to detect AI content
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If you think AI is already everywhere, this chart might surprise you 👀
🔴 Red — people using AI agents
🟡 Yellow — people paying for chatbots
🟢 Green — people who have ever used free AI tools
Everyone else? They’ve never used AI at all.
Looks like we’re still in the very early stages of adoption. And even now, the industry is already running into compute shortages for inference.
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🔴 Red — people using AI agents
🟡 Yellow — people paying for chatbots
🟢 Green — people who have ever used free AI tools
Everyone else? They’ve never used AI at all.
Looks like we’re still in the very early stages of adoption. And even now, the industry is already running into compute shortages for inference.
@AximoLoot
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FigureAI launched a 10-hour experiment where a robot competed against a human in sorting packages.
The livestream was broadcast online, and people on Polymarket were even placing bets on who would win.
📼 A lot of people bet on the robot. Even though package sorting is still an extremely difficult task for humanoids — requiring fast reactions, fine motor skills, and a certain level of reasoning — many assumed the human would eventually get tired and slow down, while the robot wouldn’t.
And that’s exactly what happened. But in the end, the human still won by a tiny margin.
📼 Over 10 hours, the man sorted 12,924 packages, while the robot managed 12,732. Their average speed differed by only 0.04 seconds.
The funniest part? After the 10-hour shift, the human opened a beer — while the robot just kept sorting packages like nothing happened.
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Yes — 10 straight hours of sorting parcels. The human was legally allowed to take breaks, while the robot worked continuously and fully autonomously.
The livestream was broadcast online, and people on Polymarket were even placing bets on who would win.
And that’s exactly what happened. But in the end, the human still won by a tiny margin.
The founder of Figure reportedly said: “This is the last time a human wins.”
The funniest part? After the 10-hour shift, the human opened a beer — while the robot just kept sorting packages like nothing happened.
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Plastic surgeons say AI is creating impossible beauty standards 🤔
More and more patients are showing up to consultations with AI-generated versions of their “perfect face.”
👤 According to surgeons, some patients in their 60s and 70s bring in AI-edited portraits where they appear 30–40 years younger. Doctors then have to explain that results like these are simply unattainable — even with advanced cosmetic procedures.
👤 The issue is that AI can alter faces with pixel-level precision. Algorithms effortlessly fix tiny asymmetries, align facial features, and create unrealistically perfect proportions, while real surgery cannot operate on that microscopic level.
“Plastic surgery simply doesn’t work with that degree of hyper-detail,” says surgeon Alex Karidis.
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More and more patients are showing up to consultations with AI-generated versions of their “perfect face.”
For women, these images often feature poreless skin, ultra-defined cheekbones, perfectly shaped noses, fuller lips, and oversized eyes. Men commonly request sharper jawlines, lower eyebrows, and fuller upper eyelids.
“Plastic surgery simply doesn’t work with that degree of hyper-detail,” says surgeon Alex Karidis.
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