🤖 Mistral AI and Nvidia have introduced a corporate AI model "with common sense."

The Mistral NeMo 12B large language model is designed for creating corporate chatbots, extracting summaries from large datasets, and working with code.

By stating that NeMo 12B is a "model with common sense," the developers imply that it is reliable, accurate, and safe for use in the corporate sector.

Mistral NeMo 12B is released under the Apache 2.0 license. It can operate with an NVIDIA L40S accelerator, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090, or NVIDIA RTX 4500.

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Kling continues to blow minds and reunite stars from the past with himself.

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🐭 Anti-Aging Drug Extended Mice's Lifespan by 25%

Singaporean scientists have discovered that a protein called interleukin-11 (IL-11), which accumulates in our organs with age, is one of the main factors of aging. The researchers developed a therapy that blocks IL-11, which, in trials on mice, increased their lifespan by 25%. The therapy not only slowed down aging but also improved the quality of life for the animals by protecting them from diseases and enhancing their health. Blocking IL-11 prevents fat accumulation and muscle mass loss, accelerates metabolism, and reduces the risks of chronic diseases.

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👀 Assassination attempts on Trump are fake.

Neural networks have reproduced the actual sequence of events.

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🐍 CRISPR helped turn heparin into an antidote for cobra bites.

An international team of researchers has demonstrated that a cheap and accessible blood-thinning drug can be used to create an effective antidote for cobra venom. According to statistics, more than 100,000 people die each year from snake bites, and about 400,000 suffer from tissue necrosis at the bite site. Now, there is a way not only to slow down the action of the venom but also to combat necrosis.

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Saudi Arabia places largest order with Germany's Lilium for 100 air taxis

The German company Lilium has secured its largest deal to date. Saudi Arabia has ordered 50 Lilium eVTOLs with an option to purchase 50 more. The first eVTOLs, designed for 4-6 passengers, will enter service in 2026, with the main batch of 50 vehicles planned for delivery by 2029. The air taxis will be used for tourism, transporting pilgrims, and bringing guests to major events. This $700 million deal is a significant milestone for Lilium amid growing competition in the eVTOL sector. The contract is likely to support the completion of development, certification, and production launch of the company's flying taxi.

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Key differences between iPhone 15 and iPhone 16. The camera placement changes, there is a new chip, support for Apple Intelligence, a new action button, and a slightly more powerful battery.

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🐈‍⬛ The cutest thing today: an enthusiast used the Chinese neural network Kling to create an alternative world.

An octopus, a lion cub, and even a bee – everyone has turned into kittens. The internet is delighted.

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☕️Coffee lovers, gather around: scientists have proven that consuming caffeine during periods of sleep deprivation leads to a reduction in gray matter in the brain — in other words, it literally makes you dumber.

Moreover, the study showed that people who did not consume caffeine during sleep restriction actually experienced an increase in gray matter volume.

Now live with this knowledge.

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🖥 OpenAI told us that they are working on their own search engine SearchGPT.

It will not just give a list of sites, but will immediately collect all the information in a convenient form with links to sources, pictures, etc.

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4️⃣5️⃣6️⃣Mistake gone wrong: a US cybersecurity firm accidentally hired a hacker from North Korea instead of a software engineer.

The hacker passed the interview and all the tests, was hired and sent a corporate Mac. And as soon as it reached the recipient, he immediately started downloading all sorts of malware through it. The download was quickly caught and stopped, and the IT guy immediately stopped contacting the recipient.

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