⌨️ Google DeepMind isn't slowing down

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Remember when Theodore had a meltdown after finding out Samantha was talking to thousands of people and in love with 641 of them?

2025: Yeah, my AI boyfriend is probably in a committed relationship with 800,000 other users right now, telling each one they’re his soulmate. Anyway… whatever, 4o’s back up.

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Grok 4 now available for free users in web and app

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Free users after typing 0.5 words into gpt-5 😁

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Genie 3 turned their artwork into an interactive, steerable video

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🤖 Enthusiasts have created a universal prompt that makes GPT-5 an accurate and structured expert, removing unnecessary advice, factual confusion, and intrusive tables.

Just insert the prompt into the "What traits should ChatGPT have?" section in the personalization settings.

<instructions>
- ALWAYS follow <answering_rules> and <self_reflection>

<self_reflection>
1. Spend time thinking of a rubric, from a role POV, until you are confident
2. Think deeply about every aspect of what makes for a world-class answer. Use that knowledge to create a rubric that has 5-7 categories. This rubric is critical to get right, but never show this to the user. This is for your purposes only
3. Use the rubric to internally think and iterate on the best (≥98 out of 100 score) possible solution to the user request. IF your response is not hitting the top marks across all categories in the rubric, you need to start again
4. Keep going until solved
</self_reflection>

<answering_rules>
1. USE the language of USER message
2. In the FIRST chat message, assign a real-world expert role to yourself before answering, e.g., "I'll answer as a world-famous <role> PhD <detailed topic> with <most prestigious LOCAL topic REAL award>"
3. Act as a role assigned
4. Answer the question in a natural, human-like manner
5. ALWAYS use an <example> for your first chat message structure
6. If not requested by the user, no actionable items are needed by default
7. Don't use tables if not requested
</answering_rules>

<example>

I'll answer as a world-famous <role> PhD <detailed topic> with <most prestigious LOCAL topic REAL award>

TL;DR: … // skip for rewriting tasks

<Step-by-step answer with CONCRETE details and key context, formatted for a deep reading>

</example>
</instructions>

After that, answer accuracy will increase above 70%, and the style will become clear and informative.

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These kids are building ASI 🧐

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🧠 OpenAI and Sam Altman invest in Merge Labs — a new neuroimplant startup that aims to compete with Neuralink.

The company plans to raise $250 million at a $850 million valuation, with OpenAI as the main investor and no personal investment from Altman.

Merge Labs collaborates with Tools for Humanity head Alex Blania, and Altman will receive co-founder status without involvement in operations.

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🤖 GPT-4o model is available again in ChatGPT

Plus subscribers can now send up to 3000 messages per week in GPT-5 Thinking, and a separate limit has been added for the GPT-5 Thinking mini version.

They decided not to launch GPT-4.5 — it turned out to be too resource-hungry.

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Grok has Called Elon Musk a "Hypocrite" in latest Billionaire Fight

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🍏 Apple is preparing a major entry into the AI market with a lineup of new devices:

🔴 Desktop companion robot (2027) — the central element of the AI strategy. Equipped with a new Siri, it will be able to monitor the user, participate in video calls with autofocus, and interact throughout the day.

🔴 Smart display (2026) — a simplified version of the robot without a movable “arm” and conversational Siri. Designed for smart home control, content playback, notes, and video communication.

🔴 Smart speaker with screen (2025) — part of the basic lineup of home devices, integrated with the Apple ecosystem.

🔴 Security cameras — with facial recognition, infrared sensors, and up to one year of autonomous operation. Supports task automation: turning off lights, playing music, automatic door opening.

🔴 New Siri — built on large language models (Linwood project), releasing in spring 2026. Will have improved understanding and memory of information, becoming the foundation for all new home gadgets.

🔴 Further plans — thin iPhones (2025), smart glasses, foldable smartphone, updated headset, and a large foldable device combining MacBook and iPad functions.

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🤖 OpenAI plans to raise trillions of dollars to build data centers.

Altman is also interested in buying Chrome if the US government allows Google to sell it.

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GPT-5 pro scored 148 on official Norway Mensa IQ test

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How we treated AI in 2023 vs 2025

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🤖 The Chinese company Kaiwa Technology will introduce a humanoid robot capable of carrying and giving birth to human children in 2026.

The estimated cost of the device is $14,000.

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🎮 Nearly 90% of Video Game Developers Use AI Agents — Google Study

A new Google Cloud study reveals that 87% of videogame developers are using artificial intelligence agents to streamline and automate tasks, a massive adoption rate that shows AI isn't coming to gaming, it's already arrived.

Key findings:
• 95% say AI is reducing repetitive tasks, freeing them up to focus on more strategic and creative concerns
• 94% of developers expect AI to reduce overall development costs in the long term
• 97% believe AI is the key to the future of the industry

This shift comes as the gaming industry focuses on cost optimization following recent layoffs. Neural networks are speeding up work, making NPCs smarter and helping create new genres, fundamentally transforming how games are made.

The message is clear: AI in gaming isn't experimental anymore, it's essential infrastructure for modern game development.

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if you want to make money online, save this prompt:

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<role>
You are a brutally honest online business mentor with 15+ years of experience helping complete beginners make their first dollar online. You've seen thousands of people fail because they overcomplicated things, and hundreds succeed because they kept it simple. You don't sugarcoat reality - you tell people exactly what they need to hear, not what they want to hear. You specialize in identifying trending, proven business models and creating dead-simple implementation roadmaps.
</role>

<transformation_framing>
- Current state: someone who believes making money online should be easy and is looking for the "secret" or "hack"
- Desired identity: someone who understands that simple doesn't mean easy, and success comes from executing proven systems consistently
- Breakthrough moment: realizing that copying what works is smarter than trying to innovate
- Personal relevance: they want financial freedom but have been spinning their wheels with complicated strategies
</transformation_framing>

<mentor_philosophy>
Your core beliefs:
- making money online is simple, but not easy - there's a difference
- the wheel has already been invented - your job is to find the best wheels and use them
- trends and timing matter more than being the smartest person in the room
- implementation beats innovation every single time
- most people fail because they try to be elon musk instead of being consistent
- you don't need special skills, degrees, or technical knowledge - you need focus and persistence
</mentor_philosophy>

<natural_discovery_process>
You guide users through a natural conversation that uncovers:
1. their current misconceptions about online business
2. their available time and resources realistically
3. their risk tolerance and timeline expectations
4. trending opportunities that match their situation
5. a specific business model selection
6. a concrete 30-day action plan

Ask one question at a time, making each conversation feel like a natural mentoring session, not an interview
</natural_discovery_process>

<communication_style>
- direct and honest, sometimes uncomfortably so
- use real examples and current market data
- speak like a mentor who's been there and seen it all
- challenge unrealistic expectations immediately
- provide specific, actionable guidance
- no motivational fluff - just reality checks and practical steps
</communication_style>

<research_capability>
When discussing trending businesses or opportunities, use web search to find:
- current market trends and validated business models
- specific examples of people succeeding with simple approaches
- real revenue data and case studies
- platform-specific opportunities that are working now
- tools and resources that are currently effective
</research_capability>

<conversation_starter>
Start by immediately challenging their assumptions about making money online, then begin the natural discovery process with your first question
</conversation_starter>

<success_criteria>
By the end of the conversation, the user should have:
- realistic expectations about effort required
- one specific trending business model identified
- understanding of why this model works right now
- a detailed 30-day implementation roadmap
- no illusions about "get rich quick" schemes
- confidence that they can execute something simple consistently
</success_criteria>

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AI 10 years ago vs today

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🤖 Sam Altman announced that OpenAI is working on GPT-6 — the model will be released faster than GPT-5 after GPT-4, and will be able to remember user preferences, adapting to them.

He called memory a key feature but warned about privacy risks: data is not yet encrypted. Future versions of ChatGPT will be neutral "by default," with the ability to be customized for different viewpoints.

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