👨‍💻 AI Creates New Jobs

AI adoption has led to new jobs at 54% of UK companies, according to a Lloyds survey that included businesses ranging from small companies to multinational corporations.

The findings offer a different perspective on the common fear that AI will put people out of work. A King's College London study found that 69% of workers are worried about losing their jobs due to AI, and 57% of Britons believe the technology will eliminate more jobs than it creates.

But the bigger shift may be less about mass layoffs and more about the job market changing: some roles are disappearing, while new ones are emerging.

💼 Companies increasingly see AI adoption as essential to staying competitive. Six in 10 businesses surveyed by Lloyds said they risk falling behind if they fail to embrace new technologies. And to help employees adapt, 58% of employers plan to invest in workforce training over the next year.

Is AI a threat to your job?

❤️ — I'm irreplaceable!
🤔 — I'll need to learn some new skills
🔥 — Soon we'll all be out of work...

🤖 A Robot Broke the 100-Meter World Record

At the second World Humanoid Robot Games in Beijing, the android Tiangong Ultra ran the 100 meters in 9.39 seconds, beating Usain Bolt, the fastest man in the world, by 0.19 seconds.

Now it's only a matter of time before robots are allowed into the regular, "human" Olympics...

Would you watch competitions like these?

❤️ — Yes, that's a real show!
🤔 — The robots will win anyway...

📱 Developer Uses Shock Collar to Stop Doomscrolling

Liam Kloppers tested an electric shock collar as a radical way to combat doomscrolling. He connected the device to an app that delivered a shock when he opened his social media blacklist.

Even the weak pulse was so intense that Kloppers almost threw his phone at the wall.

"I was now too scared to use my phone. I was also too scared to keep using the collar," he says.

So, he decided to replace the shock with an irritating high-pitched beep.

How do you feel about this approach?

🔥 — I'd try it myself
🤯 — Too extreme!

🐶 Dogs May Use Blinking as a Social Signal

Scientists have found that dogs blink more often when they see people blinking, especially their owners.

However, they do not simply copy human blinking: dogs were not necessarily more likely to blink immediately after a person did.

Researchers believe this reaction may reflect increased attention and social interaction, suggesting that blinking could be part of dogs' nonverbal communication with humans.

🤖 Blogger Turns His Parrots Into R2-D2

There's a YouTube video called R2D2 Sounds for bird mimicking that has racked up more than 1.3 million views.

When a blogger played it for his cockatiels, they picked it up almost instantly—and became flying droids, not literally, of course.

🤖 Meat Proxy: A New Type of Employee in Tech

That's what people are now calling those who ask ChatGPT or Claude a question, get a ready-made answer, and forward it to their colleagues.

Recognize yourself?

❤️ — Yes, that sounds like me
🔥 — No, of course not!

6⃣ GTA VI Gameplay Officially Revealed on Netflix

Rockstar promises to expand on all the strengths and features of GTA V and RDR2—with a larger world, more lifelike NPCs, greater interactivity, branching storylines, unique districts, and a high level of detail.

Devs claim the game will be playable for an entire year.

👎 A $400 Duck Robot Is Here

Hugging Face has released Microduck, a duck-like robot designed specifically for training and experimenting with reinforcement learning.

It has just two legs, a beak for picking up objects, and plenty of sensors. You can teach the robot to follow light, search for and collect objects, respond to its surroundings, and even perform tricks.

Preorders are already open, with the first deliveries promised by Christmas.

🌐 More Than a Third of Americans Believe that UFOs Are Actually Aliens

According to a recent Gallup poll, 37% of Americans believe that at least some UFOs are actually alien spacecraft.

Women are more likely to believe in alien visits to Earth (41%) than men (34%). One in six respondents claims to have personally seen something resembling a UFO—nearly one and a half times more than in 1973, when such data was first collected.

However, 49% are convinced that all UFO sightings can be explained by human activity or natural phenomena. Still, since 2019, the share of such skeptics has decreased by 11 percentage points.

📌 The Pentagon's recent release of long-classified UFO archives fueled the public's interest in the topic. But 78% of Americans remain convinced that the authorities know much more about UFOs than they tell the people.

Do you believe in UFOs?

❤️ — Yes, of course!
🔥 — No, it's all made up…

🦅 This Trend Could Only Happen in the U.S.

After the official GTA VI gameplay reveal, some fans were unhappy with a scene in which Lucia reloads a shotgun one-handed during a shootout. They called it unrealistic and even a physically impossible cliché.

Social media users (from the U.S., of course) immediately started testing whether it was possible with their own guns — and with certain models it does work.

That said, commenters also brought up the iconic scenes from Terminator and Rick and Morty, where Sarah Connor and Beth Smith handled that kind of reload just fine.

So what do you think: is it realistic?

❤️ — Yes, looks fine
🔥 — No, what a letdown!

🐍 A Snake Game You Play in Real Life

This physical toy has been gaining attention on social media.

Two players control the snake from opposite ends, taking turns collecting scattered body pieces—a simple challenge that can put friendships and relationships to the test.

🎮 Dishonored Is Now Playable in VR

A modder has brought the cult immersive sim to VR. The project took over 600 hours of work, combining manual coding and AI use for reverse engineering.

The mod is already playable, but the author warns that it's still an alpha build and may be rough around the edges. More improvements are planned, including physical VR interactions for many in-game actions.

Files and the installation guide are available here.

Do you play VR games?

❤️ — Yes, it's cool!
🤔 — No...

🌱 Seedance 2.5 Is Now Live in Our Bot

The model generates clips up to 30 seconds long in a single run and takes up to 50 references at a time—photos, video, and audio (the maximumreferences is available in our app).

The setting, angle, and pace can all shift within one continuous scene, and the model builds the order of events, transitions, and ending on its own.

How to Try:

✅ In @GPT4Telegrambot select Create Video → Seedance 2.5

✅ Describe your idea, upload your references, and get a finished clip

Seedance 2.5 is included in the VIDEO Bundle alongside FLUX 3, Veo 3.1, and Kling. You can activate it in the Premium section.

📌 Anthropic Releases an AI File Detector

You can check here whether Claude created a file. The service scans metadata—if a file was created or edited by a bot, the site will show it.

For now, you can check images, audio, and video. A text detector is expected later.