⛔️ Trump May Ban DeepSeek in the U.S.

Reports suggest that the Trump administration may soon block Americans from using AI models built by the Chinese lab DeepSeek. Officials are also weighing measures to stop the company from buying U.S. technology—such as Nvidia’s AI chips—over national security concerns.

DeepSeek is already restricted in several countries: Canada, Australia, South Korea, and Taiwan have barred the service on government devices, and Italy has imposed a nationwide ban.

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♊️ Google has unveiled Gemini 2.5 Flash, and it's already placed second on the LMArena leaderboard.

➡️ Math and coding skills are several times better than Gemini 2.0 Flash.

➡️ It's Google's first hybrid model, using different reasoning approaches depending on the task's complexity.

🔴 The model is already available in our bot for free!

How to Use:
1️⃣ Go to @GPT4Telegrambot
2️⃣ Select Gemini 2.5 Flash in the /model section.

📣 Hello everyone! Our Sunday digest features the most exciting AI news from Week 16, 2025.

▎NEW RELEASES

👐 OpenAI has unveiled its smartest o3 and o4‑mini models, along with the GPT‑4.1 family, which features a 1M token context window.

♊️ Gemini 2.5 Flash: Google's new reasoning model, now ranked #2 on LMArena.

📹 Kling 2.0: A major upgrade to one of the leading AI video generators.

🔴 All these new AI features are available on @GPT4Telegrambot

▎SAVE THIS — IT'S HELPFUL

💬 Top tips from Google on how to chat with AI chatbots.

▎TO READ

🔭 A high school student received $250,000 for discovering 1.5 million space objects with AI.

⛔️ Trump may ban DeepSeek AI services in the U.S.

🤖 What can the Neo Gamma home robot already do?

🧠 A new algorithm converts thoughts into speech in near real-time.

🐬 Google has created an AI model to decode dolphin language.

🌐 Google co‑founder Sergey Brin donates billions to develop new medicines.

▎TO WATCH

📺 "My kids will never be smarter than AI": A new interview with OpenAI CEO Sam Altman.

Have a great Sunday 👍

🤩 Lab‑Grown Teeth Could Replace Implants

Scientists at King's College London have grown human teeth in the lab using a special hydrogel scaffold. This breakthrough in regenerative dentistry could one day let you replace fillings and implants with living, self‑repairing teeth made from your cells.

Lab‑grown teeth have significant benefits over today's metal or ceramic implants. Because they're made from living tissue, they can mend small cracks and wear themselves over time. By using their own cells, doctors could avoid many rejection problems. Instead of drilling and inserting hard fillings, a dentist might transplant the patient's tooth cells into the gel and watch a brand‑new, natural tooth grow.

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🤩 Ghibli, Action Figures, and AI-Photoshop: GPT Image Generator Now in Our Bot!

Hi everyone! We've added OpenAI's trending GPT Images generator, the AI tool everyone uses past month for creating viral pics, into our @GPT4Telegrambot.

Now You Can:

➡️ Turn any photo into a Ghibli Studio anime, a Pixar movie, or give it another iconic style.

➡️ Generate unique individual sticker packs, action figures, or Lego bundles.

➡️ See what your child will look like when they grow up, or imagine your pet as a person.

➡️ Add or remove objects, change backgrounds: use the bot instead of Photoshop.

➡️ Create infographics, Amazon listings, and images with text.

➡️ Bring hundreds of ideas to life with photorealistic and aestethic generation!

How to Use?
➡️ Go to @GPT4Telegrambot
1️⃣ Purchase the ChatGPT Plus bundle in the /premium section
2️⃣ Send /photo to the bot and select GPT-4o Images
3️⃣ Send the bot a picture to edit or type in the chat what you want to create.

🔖 Here is our top 5 creative ideas for the new image generator (with instructions)!

🔖 You can bring all your creations to life in our bot using the Kling 2.0 AI video generator.

#ChatGPT #images #Ghibli @GPT4Telegrambot

🇦🇪 UAE Adopts AI to Draft Laws

The United Arab Emirates is pioneering a new approach to governance, becoming the first nation to use artificial intelligence for drafting and updating legislation. Officials say the system could cut the law‑making timeline by as much as 70% while tracking the day‑to‑day impact of regulations on citizens and the economy.

A newly created, government‑run office will oversee the project. Its AI tools will monitor the effects of new laws, flag outdated or conflicting rules, conduct detailed analyses, and translate legal texts into multiple languages.

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♊️ Gemini Is Growing Quickly, But Still Trails Behind the Leaders

Google's Gemini now has about 350 million monthly and 35 million daily users. That's almost four times its October 2024 level, when only 9 million people used it daily. Still, Google is far from its biggest rivals: OpenAI with ChatGPT and Meta AI services.

ChatGPT also engages people better: 600 million people use it monthly and 160 million every day (compared with Gemini's 35 million).

Which do you prefer?

❤️ — ChatGPT
🔥 — Gemini

📣 Hello everyone! Our Sunday digest features the most exciting AI news from Week 17, 2025.

▎GPT IMAGES IN THE BOT

🤩 We've added a ChatGPT image generator to @GPT4Telegrambot. Ghibli anime, action figures… create and edit anything you like.

▎SAVE THIS — IT'S HELPFUL

🔄 Gamma: Generate slides and presentations with AI.

🚺 Essence: An AI assistant for women's health.

▎TO READ

🦿 In China, robots ran a half-marathon among people.

🙏 Politeness to ChatGPT costs millions of dollars.

🎵 A composer's brain creates music after his death, thanks to AI.

🤩 Lab‑grown teeth could replace implants.

🛑 People like AI services more, and trust AI companies less.

☣️ AI already outsmarts virus experts, raising biohazard fears.

📞 inTouch: A bot that can call your relatives for you.

🇦🇪 UAE will use AI for drafting and updating laws.

▎TO WATCH

📱 How can AI make life better, not worse? Philosopher Benjamin Mitchell-Yellin explains.

Have a great Sunday 👍

🚘 BMW to Integrate DeepSeek AI Into Its Chinese Vehicles

BMW will equip new China models with AI from startup DeepSeek later this year, CEO Oliver Zipse said at the Shanghai Auto Show.

DeepSeek's system will run an intelligent voice assistant, predictive infotainment, and other "smart cockpit" features tailored to Chinese drivers.

German automaker BMW is also teaming up with additional Chinese tech firms to accelerate its digital transformation in the region.

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🐤 Duolingo Will Replace Contractors With AI

Duolingo has announced plans to become an "AI-first" company. CEO Luis von Ahn wrote in a company-wide email that the language learning platform will gradually phase out contract workers in favor of AI for tasks that can be automated. In January 2024, the company already decided to cut 10% of its contractors as it began using AI for content generation.

Critics have raised concerns about the quality and reliability of AI-generated educational content. While von Ahn acknowledged potential "occasional small hits on quality," questions remain about how effectively automated systems can replace human judgment in language education.

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🚘 Millions of AirPlay Devices Are Hackable Over CarPlay and Wi-Fi

As security researchers reported, a critical set of security vulnerabilities dubbed "AirBorne" has exposed over 2.35 billion active Apple and third-party devices using AirPlay and CarPlay to potential hacking over Wi-Fi networks.

Attackers can exploit these vulnerabilities to achieve zero-click or one-click remote code execution. In other words, they could hijack certain AirPlay-enabled devices without needing to interact with the user.

Experts recommend immediately installing the latest updates for all Apple and AirPlay-enabled devices.

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🛰 Soviet Venus Probe From 1972 Returns to Earth

A Soviet Venus probe, Kosmos 482, stranded in Earth orbit after a 1972 launch failure, is expected to make an uncontrolled reentry around May 8-10, 2025, after 53 years in space. Built to withstand Venus' harsh conditions, parts of the probe may survive hitting the atmosphere and impacting Earth at speeds up to 150 mph.

Experts note, however, that the risk to populated areas is minimal.

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📣 Hello everyone! Our Sunday digest features the most exciting AI news from Week 18, 2025.

▎NEW RELEASES

🤩 Qwen3: new AI models from China offer OpenAI o3-mini-level performance. They are available for free and have a "reasoning" mode.

▎BOT UPDATES

🎨 The ChatGPT image generation now available for free in our @GPT4AgentsBot

™️ Add any objects or characters to generated images using new Midjourney Omni-Reference feature in @GPT4Telegrambot

▎TO READ

👨‍💻 Student Roy Lee created an AI assistant for job interviews and has already earned $3 million.

🤩 In China, a 7-year-old boy received the smallest artificial heart.

⚛️ A Canadian startup wants to uncover the mystery of consciousness using quantum computers and robots.

📱 Microsoft created a new ad for laptops almost entirely using AI—and viewers didn't notice.

🐤 Duolingo will replace contractors with AI.

🛰 A Soviet Venus probe from 1972 will fall to Earth.

💸 Scale AI co-founder Lucy Guo became the youngest woman billionaire at 30.

🚘 Millions of AirPlay devices are hackable over CarPlay and Wi-Fi.

🚘 BMW will integrate DeepSeek AI into its Chinese vehicles.

😊 Delphi AI: Why create your own digital clone?

🗺 New OpenAI models o3 and o4-mini identify locations from photos.

Have a great Sunday 👍

📱 Microsoft Shuts Down Skype After 23 Years

Microsoft officially retired Skype on May 5, 2025, ending the pioneering video-calling service's 23-year run as the company shifts its focus to Microsoft Teams. Skype first launched in Tallinn, Estonia, on August 29, 2003, when a six-person team from Estonia, Sweden and Denmark introduced what would become a communications revolution.

In May 2011, Microsoft paid $8.5 billion for Skype—its largest acquisition at the time—building on an active-user base of 170 million. The service's monthly active users swelled to roughly 300 million at its 2013–2016 peak, marking the high point of a journey that began with just 10,000 downloads on day one. Yet by 2021, Zoom had captured nearly half the market while Skype’s share had slipped to about 6 percent.

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🪐 New Candidate for Planet Nine Discovered

Astronomers may have found a new contender for the mysterious "Planet Nine," a giant planet thought to lurk far beyond Neptune. By analyzing decades-old infrared data from space telescopes, they spotted a faint, drifting point of light—its slow movement hinting at an immense orbit that could take up to 20,000 years to complete.

The discovery has reignited debate about a ninth planet in our solar system, but scientists urge caution. Only further observations from multiple telescopes and wavelengths can confirm whether this candidate is truly a planet or just another cosmic illusion.

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