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To avoid paying $150 an hour for designer fees, a writer experimented with AI tools like RoomGPT and ChatGPT. RoomGPT transformed her living room’s style, but it also deleted a doorway and resized the windows, which wasn’t ideal. ChatGPT provided compliments like “strong bones” and “classic charm” and offered generic catalog ideas. However, it then listed “lavayong” as a design rule.
What is lavayong? It’s nothing. ChatGPT invented it and claimed it meant a quirky and bold object that adds personality to a room, similar to a dog portrait in military uniform. So, can AI replace an interior designer? Not entirely. But it might inadvertently inspire and confuse you enough to feel like it did.
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A new AI called Foresight is meticulously analyzing the health data of 57 million individuals residing in England with the ambitious goal of predicting potential health issues before they even manifest. Essentially, it functions as a sophisticated version of ChatGPT, but instead of assisting with homework excuses, it focuses on predicting heart attacks.
If you’ve ever visited a hospital, you’re likely familiar with the fact that your personal information is often collected. Rest assured, your name is not included in this data. Scientists believe that Foresight has the potential to revolutionize healthcare by preventing strokes and hospital visits before they occur. While this concept may seem unsettling, it holds great promise for improving public health outcomes.
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Google has partnered with a startup called Elementl Power to construct three nuclear power plants to power its data centers that heavily rely on AI. Each plant will eventually generate enough energy to power a small city, and yes, Google intends to acquire the electricity generated by these plants.
Although the specific type of reactor has not been chosen yet, the focus is on the fact that AI requires substantial power, and Google is not waiting for the grid to catch up. Instead, it is proactively constructing its own future energy source.
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Chris Pelkey, a victim of a road rage incident in Arizona, made a remarkable comeback three years later. Thanks to artificial intelligence, he appeared in court, his voice recreated using old videos and voice clips. This digital version of Chris engaged in a direct conversation with the man who had killed him, instead of resorting to anger.
Instead, he delivered a heartfelt message of forgiveness, expressing regret for their encounter and suggesting that they might have been friends in a different life. Pelkey emphasized his belief in forgiveness and the existence of a forgiving God, a sentiment that deeply moved the judge. The killer was sentenced to 10.5 years, while Chris’s brother described the experience of seeing the AI version as a profound sense of healing.
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Microsoft and OpenAI are reportedly in negotiations regarding their partnership, with discussions focused on Microsoft’s equity stake in OpenAI's planned for-profit entity. OpenAI is restructuring its corporate framework but will retain control under a nonprofit board. Microsoft, which has invested $13 billion in OpenAI, may give up some equity for access to future technology developed post-2030.
The negotiations are complicated by the growing competition between the two companies as OpenAI's enterprise business expands and it pursues its ambitious Stargate infrastructure project.
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The FDA is working with OpenAI to explore how AI can speed up the drug approval process, which currently takes about 10 years. Recently, the FDA completed its first AI-assisted scientific review, prompting its director to advocate for greater AI adoption. An AI tool called cderGPT is being developed for the FDA's drug evaluation center. Discussions have included representatives from Elon Musk's DOGE account, but no contracts have been finalized. The FDA notes that AI's role may mainly be in the final stages of drug approval.
It is worth noting that the success of this initiative hinges on the ability of AI to overcome challenges. Critics caution that AI occasionally generates false information, posing risks in healthcare settings. Supporters, on the other hand, argue that AI could streamline tedious paperwork checks, while still requiring the expertise of real scientists for more complex tasks. If this collaboration proves successful, future medications could be brought to market more rapidly, with the assistance of these advanced AI systems.
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Optimus Can Dance Now — for Real 💃
Elon Musk showed off Tesla’s robot Optimus busting dance moves — no actor in a suit this time. Trained entirely in VR using reinforcement learning, the bot performs solo (with a safety cable, just in case)
Tesla's already building units in Fremont, aiming for 1,000 this year and exports by 2026
Yes, the robot revolution now comes with rhythm🕺
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Elon Musk showed off Tesla’s robot Optimus busting dance moves — no actor in a suit this time. Trained entirely in VR using reinforcement learning, the bot performs solo (with a safety cable, just in case)
Tesla's already building units in Fremont, aiming for 1,000 this year and exports by 2026
Yes, the robot revolution now comes with rhythm
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China is introducing AI education across the country, beginning in elementary schools. Young children will learn foundational skills like voice recognition, while teenagers will explore machine learning and algorithm development. Teachers will also receive AI training, with lessons designed to align with students' ages and cognitive growth.
While generative AI can enhance teaching methods, students are prohibited from using it for assignments. The goal is to cultivate a generation that comprehends, questions, and innovates with AI. This initiative focuses not only on technology but also on fostering critical thinkers who can navigate and lead in an AI-driven future, emphasizing intellectual engagement over reliance on automated solutions.
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Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman has launched an AI company called Humain, aimed at enhancing the country’s AI infrastructure, including data center construction. This announcement coincides with a U.S.-Saudi investment forum attended by prominent figures like Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Mark Zuckerberg, and President Trump.
Humain is backed by Saudi Arabia’s Public Investment Fund (PIF), which manages around $940 billion and is part of the Crown Prince’s strategy to diversify the economy beyond oil. American tech companies, including Google and Salesforce, have also collaborated with the PIF on AI initiatives.
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Mass General Brigham’s researchers introduced FaceAge, an AI tool that can estimate cancer survival outcomes with facial photos
The AI estimates biological age from photos, helping teams guide their treatment levels accordingly
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The AI estimates biological age from photos, helping teams guide their treatment levels accordingly
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