⏺ AI is learning to read the language of life

Imagine if ChatGPT didn’t just compose essays, but could decipher the very essence of your cells predicting their behavior, susceptibility to diseases, and potential remedies. Scientists are constructing colossal models trained on an exhaustive dataset encompassing everything your body operates on: DNA, RNA, proteins, chemicals, and even intricate 3D maps detailing their functions. This isn’t merely a collection of scientific tools; it’s a crystal ball capable of revealing the future.

Desire to comprehend how a cell responds to an unfamiliar drug? Simulate the scenario. Yearn to map every gene interaction within a tumor? Simply inquire. This is ChatGPT for biology, but instead of crafting poems, it predicts the very fabric of life. If successful, we won’t merely comprehend the workings of cells; we’ll anticipate them. Biology is officially entering the realm of superpower dominance.

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🗣️ "AI Employees Are Coming: Anthropic Foresees Virtual Workers Within a Year"​

Anthropic's Chief Information Security Officer, Jason Clinton, predicts that AI-powered virtual employees will begin operating within corporate networks in the next year. These AI entities would possess their own "memories," roles, and even corporate accounts and passwords, offering a level of autonomy surpassing current AI agents. This advancement could revolutionize workplace efficiency, automating tasks and processes beyond today's capabilities

Its coming. It’s just a year away.

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⏺ AI’s green dilemma: Innovate or exacerbate?

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) transforms industries ranging from healthcare to defense, its environmental impact is finally gaining the attention it deserves. Massive models like GPT-4 are fueled by energy-intensive data centers that consume electricity comparable to entire countries and their size is only increasing. However, AI is not solely the problem; it also holds the potential to be a solution.

From reducing emissions in traffic systems to optimizing energy grids, AI can actively contribute to combating the very crisis it risks exacerbating. Nevertheless, the key to achieving this is ensuring transparency, regulation, and a design-for-sustainability approach that is integrated into the process rather than added as an afterthought.

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xAI shipped a big Grok update!

The AI assistant's voice mode now has vision capabilities, allowing users to ask about anything seen from their camera feed (much like Gemini Live). It also brings support for multilingual audio and real-time search!

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Kortix AI dropped Suna, an open-source, general AI Agent

Akin to an "AI employee," it can reason, plan, and act across domains using a virtual computer. Can do a lot, including writing files, executing code, browsing the web, and using the terminal!

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⏺ OpenAI exec says the firm would buy Google’s Chrome browser if offered the chance

An OpenAI executive expressed interest in acquiring Google's Chrome browser during a recent antitrust trial against Google. ChatGPT chief Nick Turley stated that purchasing Chrome would enable OpenAI to create an innovative, AI-first browsing experience.

This statement was made as part of a testimony regarding Google's monopoly in the online search market. The Justice Department is seeking to compel Google to divest Chrome, and OpenAI has been considering developing its own web browser, having hired former Chrome developers to support this effort.

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⏺ AI bots are letting you text your dead relatives

"Deathbots" are AI chatbots designed to simulate conversations with deceased loved ones, using texts, emails, and voice recordings to create a digital replica that speaks like them. Some applications, like Seance AI, are free, while others charge for advanced features such as voice simulation and video chat. This technology allows users to send messages to future generations from beyond the grave, blending comfort with a hint of creepiness.

However, psychologists are concerned that some users may become overly reliant on these bots, hindering their ability to grieve properly or confusing the AI for real individuals. The phenomenon raises questions about the implications of maintaining digital personas long after death, highlighting the rapid growth of "Grief Tech." While it provides solace for some, it also raises ethical and emotional challenges as it blurs the lines between reality and artificial interactions.

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⏺ Actors sold their faces to AI - Now they’re the spokespeople for snake oil and coups

Adam Coy, a struggling actor in New York, licensed his face and voice to an AI company for $1,000, thinking it would be an easy way to make rent. However, he was shocked to discover his AI clone online, spreading alarming messages he never endorsed. This violation of his identity left him feeling like a digital puppet.

Coy is not alone; South Korean actor Simon Lee found his AI twin promoting fake miracle cures, while Connor Yeates saw his likeness used to support a coup leader in Burkina Faso after signing a $5,000 deal. Despite claims from these companies of ethical practices and moderation, the actors feel their identities have been irreparably damaged, trapped in narratives they did not consent to. Their need for money has resulted in their faces being used in ways they never agreed to, leaving them with a permanent sense of violation.

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⏺ This is an AI-powered grenade drone

- It has a built-in Neural Processing Unit (NPU): basically, local AI. Once pre-programmed, the drone can operate fully autonomously on the battlefield with zero connection. Totally autonomous!

- It can carry a payload twice its own weight (yep, you heard that right, it lifts more than it weighs ). Its dual-rotor coaxial design uses aerodynamics to generate extra lift, allowing it to carry larger gear or weapons.

- In combat, it can deliver weapons, and even up to three grenades. And yes, it can drop them exactly where it wants.

- Surveillance ops? It can stealthily fly over enemy positions and stream real-time intel (troop movements, weapons, gear) back to base via high-def cameras.

- And you don’t even have to launch it by hand: it can be fired from a 35mm grenade launcher mounted on a weapon, giving soldiers way more ...

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California-based Play AI released an AI voice changer

The tool allows users to change their voice into ANYONE else's with just 10 seconds of audio. Accessible on mobile, it even preserves the same voice and tone of the original recording!

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Demis Hassabis explains: AI systems often develop unexpected capabilities because they learn from real-world data, not fixed programming. This emergent behavior is powerful, so it also raises concerns about control and transparency.

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Meta AI in WhatsApp: Can’t Turn It Off 🕹

Meta added an AI bot to WhatsApp — says it’s “optional,” but you can’t remove it

That blue circle?
It’s always there. Tap it, and you get a chatbot. Helpful? Maybe. Annoying? Definitely, for a lot of users. You can’t disable it. Meta compares it to “Status” or “Channels.” Users online aren’t buying it — complaints all over Reddit, X, and Bluesky

Privacy experts are pissed too. They say Meta’s testing on users, using scraped data, and even pirated books to train its AI

Meta says chats stay private and the bot only sees what you send it — but yeah, not everyone’s feeling safe 🤕

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All the top model releases in 2025 so far.

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OpenAI has been doing fantastic with the gpt-4o updates, first the feb update, then in march, and now this one

Fewer errors and glitches. Although it hasn’t been noticed much lately, it's best at understanding, creative writing, and even coding

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OpenAI launches ChatGPT Deep Research Mini, bringing scaled-down research capabilities to more users.

This lightweight version maintains core functionality while requiring less resources.

Once limits for the original version hit, queries will default to the lightweight one.

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Your daily reminder: o4-mini-high is still the best in coding so far. It's faster and cheaper than other oAI models

Sam also recently announced that message limits will be doubled. Another interesting point: gemini 2.5 flash performs slightly better than 2.5 pro in coding

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