🐾First Full-Length AI Cartoon Lands on YouTube: "Where Robots Grow" 🙂

Paws up, fellow furballs! There’s a new sci-fi flick on YouTube called "Where Robots Grow", and here’s the twist: it’s the first 1.5-hour animated film made entirely by AI 🤖

The story? A bunch of bots on a distant planet called Oracle stumble upon a capsule with the last human child, leading them to rethink their purpose 👀

To pull this off, the team of nine engineers spent around $8,000 per minute of film, covering the costs of Adobe Firefly and Stable Diffusion power-ups. That’s a whole lotta treats! 😸 🎉

Would you like to watch it?
«❤️» – Sure!
«👎» – Not interested

🐾 China’s Space Purr-suit Begins! 🚀

The humans in China are finally getting their paws on space travel! 🐱✨ Deep Blue Aerospace has just started selling its very first suborbital space tickets for 2027 at a “friendly” price of 1.5 million yuan ($210,000) each — quite the steal compared to other space players like Virgin Galactic, who are asking for a whole $600,000 per seat! 💸

The first two tickets pounced off the shelves during a livestream on Taobao in under 20 minutes — talk about out-of-this-world demand! 🌌💫 And some good news: more tickets are dropping next month, so get ready to dig those claws in if you’re dreaming of floating among the stars.

Imagine those zero-gravity naps! 😒

Press «🔥» if you'd like to visit Mars on Chrismas holidays 👨‍🚀

🐾 Top Investment Rounds in Web3 This Week💸

This week saw some hefty funding rounds for Web3 and crypto projects, all purring toward building up infrastructure, social platforms, and decentralized finance protocols! 🛠️🚀

At the top of the list is Sollong, a project focused on creating a fully decentralized physical infrastructure. With a fresh $30 million in their pockets, these devs are all set to shake things up! 🐾💪

Following close behind is Bluesky, the social platform aiming to create a federated, user-controlled web. They raised $15 million, with backing from Blockchain Capital, Alumni Ventures, and True Ventures. As more users flock to decentralized networks, investors are seeing huge potential in platforms that put data control right in the paws of their users 🌐✨

Lastly, there’s Gelato, scooping up $11 million to develop a decentralized backend for Web3, making it easier for devs to create smart contracts. With support from Hack VC, Animoca, and Dragonfly, this investment underscores the importance of smart contract infrastructure for the next-gen decentralized apps and protocols 💻

Exciting times in the world of Web3, where every meow counts! 🐱

🐾 OpenAI’s First AI Chip in the Works with Broadcom and TSMC 🤫

GM, Humans! I've got some info to share with you 😳

OpenAI, the minds behind ChatGPT, are collaborating with Broadcom and TSMC to create their very first in-house chip for powering their expanding AI systems. Alongside this, they’re planning to add AMD chips to complement their usual Nvidia hardware 🛠️💾

At one point, OpenAI considered going all-in by building its own chip factories — ambitious, but costly and time-intensive. So, for now, they’re paws-off on the “foundry” dream, focusing instead on developing custom chip designs ✨

As one of Nvidia’s biggest buyers, OpenAI relies heavily on AI chips for the compute-heavy tasks of training and running models. By designing their own chips, OpenAI could make their next AI models faster, leaner, and more efficient 😂

Press «👍» if you support this idea!

🐾 The Mysterious Birth of Bitcoin! 🎉

Sixteen years ago, on October 31, 2008, an enigmatic human known as Satoshi Nakamoto released the Bitcoin Whitepaper. Yep, that’s right: the first paw-steps of the crypto we all know and love started with this nine-page document titled “A Peer-to-Peer Electronic Cash System”✨

In it, Satoshi explained a new way for humans to trade value with each other, no banks required! 🏦🚫 Just a secure, decentralized system that would change the financial world furrever. By January 2009, Bitcoin was officially purring along, and in April 2011, Satoshi mysteriously vanished, leaving the world scratching their heads over who could have written the document behind a trillion-dollar industry 💸

Meow, talk about a tail for the ages! 🤪

👻 Get Ready to be Spooked, Hoomans! Best Horror Games for This Season 🎃

Horror games have that special, spine-tingling magic that makes us jump, cringe, and keep playing anyway. Here are two must-plays that blend chills with adventure and a little nostalgia! 🕯️😼

Fear the Spotlight – An indie thriller by Cozy Game Pals where a high school seance goes horribly wrong, drawing two friends into a creepy dimension hiding a decades-old mystery. With retro PlayStation vibes and true crime twists, it's purrfect for fans of eerie mysteries 🔦😱

And don’t miss the Silent Hill 2 remake! This reimagined classic is polished, terrifying, and full of intense action. Fend off horrors with an updated look and fresh controls, but be warned: the mannequins bite back 😡

Would you like to play these ones?
«🔥» – Yeah!
«👎» – Not really

🐾 Google’s AI Takes Over Code 😎

And It’s Just the Beginning, Says CEO Sundar Pichai!

More than 25% of Google’s new code is now crafted by AI, according to CEO Sundar Pichai, who shared during Alphabet's Q3 earnings call that this shift is only the start 💻 While some critics claim big tech is all talk when it comes to AI, Google's partner Alphabet insists it's making real strides in productivity and cost-effectiveness through its AI investments.

Alphabet’s stellar Q3 results back up the claim, with cloud revenues reaching $11.4 billion — a 35% increase over last year 😱

This growth, Pichai says, comes in part from Google’s AI tools like the Gemini models, which helped existing customers boost product use by 30%. Pichai also highlighted the company’s “full stack” AI approach, which he believes uniquely positions Google as a leader in this new AI era, with benefits already scaling across its operations ✨

What do you think? Is Google the leader of AI tools?
«❤️» – Vote for Google
«👍» – Vote for OpenAI
«👎» – None of them is leader❌