🍏 Apple Unveils Record-Thin iPhone Air

The iPhone Air, which replaces the iPhone Plus model, measures just 5.6 mm thick, breaking the previous record held by the iPhone 6 at 6.9 mm. Despite its ultra-slim design, the Air features a large 6.5-inch OLED screen with ProMotion technology and an Always-On display.

The device runs on Apple's new A19 Pro chip, the same processor in the Pro models, though performance is slightly reduced due to the thin design. Apple uses a reinforced titanium frame to prevent bending issues that affected previous thin iPhones. The Air weighs just 165 grams, making it noticeably lighter than regular iPhones.

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🎥 Stephen King Shared His Top 10 Favorite Movies

Stephen King shared his top 10 favorite movies of all time. The list specifically excludes films adapted from his novels — Misery, The Shawshank Redemption, The Green Mile, and Stand by Me.

🔜 Sorcerer — William Friedkin, 1977
🔜 Godfather 2 — Francis Ford Coppola, 1974
🔜 The Getaway — Sam Peckinpah, 1972
🔜 Groundhog Day — Harold Ramis, 1993
🔜 Casablanca — Michael Curtiz, 1942
🔜 Treasure Of The Sierra Madre — John Huston, 1948
🔜 Jaws — Steven Spielberg, 1975
🔜 Mean Streets — Martin Scorsese, 1973
🔜 Close Encounters Of The 3rd Kind — Steven Spielberg, 1977
🔜 Double Indemnity — Billy Wilder, 1944

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🖊 Grammarly Now Supports Five New Languages

Grammarly is rolling out beta support for five languages—French, German, Italian, Portuguese, and Spanish—available to all customers worldwide. The update brings the platform's core writing tools to these languages, not just users in countries where they’re spoken.

As users write, Grammarly flags spelling and grammar issues and offers paragraph‑level rewrites to refine tone, style, and flow. It also adds in‑line translation across 19 languages for texts written in any of its six core languages, including English.

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📝 Free MIT Textbook Covering All the Math for Computer Science

Mathematics for Computer Science: A 1,000-page textbook written by Google software engineer Eric Lehman and MIT professors F. Thomson Leighton and Albert R. Meyer.

It's one of the most comprehensive math guides out there, not only for computer science, but for any technical field.

➡️ Read it for free here
🔖 or save it for later!

🇦🇱 AI Assistant Becomes Albania's Procurement Minister

AI assistant Diella has become Albania's Minister of Procurement. This innovation is expected to help combat corruption, according to Prime Minister Edi Rama. The appointment makes her the world's first AI government minister.

The ministry will transition to digital operations in stages, but eventually, all government spending should become transparent and managed by AI. Diella will handle all public contract decisions to ensure they are "100% corruption-free."

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👁 Will ChatGPT Save Lives?

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman said in a new interview with Tucker Carlson that ChatGPT should reach out to the parents of teenagers who tell the bot about suicidal thoughts. And if that isn't possible—report it to the authorities ⤴️

Every week, 15,000 people commit suicide. Given that 10% of the world's population uses ChatGPT, the bot could talk 1,500 people out of it. "We probably didn't save their lives," Altman says.

Still, he believes that people's conversations with AI should be private, protected in the same manner as medical or attorney-client confidentiality.

➡️ You can watch the full interview here.

Should authorities have access to AI chats?

❤️ — no, it's personal
🔥 — yes, in some cases
🤣 — they already read everything anyway!

📣 Hello everyone! Our weekly digest features the most exciting AI news from Week 37, 2025.

▎MIDJOURNEY VIDEO

👩‍💻 Midjourney now generates video directly on @GPT4Telegrambot

▎SAVE THIS — IT'S HELPFUL

😋 Google Stitch: A free AI designer with export to Figma.

📘 "AI for Beginners": A great introduction to AI.

📝 "Mathematics for Computer Science": Must-read for CS majors.

▎TO WATCH

👐 OpenAI CEO Sam Altman: On AI ethics, Musk, and the mysterious death of a startup employee.

🎥 Stephen King shared his top 10 favorite movies.

▎TO READ

💰 Larry Ellison: The billionaire who surpassed Musk in wealth.

🪐 Possible signs of life found on Mars.

🤕 AI notices signs of consciousness in coma patients.

🎧 The new AirPods Pro 3 features an AI translation function.

🇦🇱 An AI assistant became a minister in Albania.

🔎 Google AI Mode now supports five new languages.

Have a great week 👍

🤣 Meta's New Ray-Ban Glasses With Built-In Display Leak

An early video, briefly posted by Meta, reveals the "Meta Ray-Ban Display" smart glasses, which maintain the EssilorLuxottica partnership and Ray-Ban styling while introducing an updated design and an on-board display.

The clip shows a monocular HUD over the right eye handling Meta AI voice commands, turn‑by‑turn navigation, message replies, and real‑time text translation, with optional control via an sEMG "Neural" wristband tied to Meta's Orion concept ⤴️

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🔎 Google Launches Windows Search App

Google launches a new experimental app for Windows designed to help users find information faster. The app lets use an Alt + Space shortcut to instantly search computer files, installed apps, Google Drive files, and the web, like Mac's Spotlight search.

The new app is available through Search Labs, Google's experimental program for testing early features before wide release.

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🤣 Meta Unveils $799 Ray-Ban Display Glasses

At Connect 2025 on September 17, Meta introduced its most advanced lineup yet: the $799 Ray‑Ban Meta Display glasses with a built‑in lens display, alongside refreshed Ray‑Ban models that add 3K video recording. The display glasses ship September 30 and mark a major step toward everyday augmented reality wearables.

CEO Mark Zuckerberg also announced Ray‑Ban Meta Gen 2, available now for $379 with up to 2x the battery life (around eight hours) and 3K Ultra HD capture. That's a jump from about four hours on the prior model, with the case extending total use and faster top‑ups.

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🥃 Alcohol Improves Foreign Language Speech

German scientists won the 2025 Ig Nobel Prize for this discovery. The award is given annually for research that "first makes you laugh, then makes you think," several weeks before Nobel Prize winners are announced.

The experiment involved 50 Germans learning the Dutch language. Some were given vodka to reach a 0.4 per mille blood alcohol level, others got water. They then spoke Dutch for two minutes; their speech was recorded and evaluated by native speakers.

Observers rated the speech of those who drank alcohol at 61.53 points out of 100 across various criteria, while sober participants scored only 56.65.

However, scientists are not convinced that drinking more would intensify the effect.

"It's not like people were transformed into perfect Dutch speakers after a single drink," says Prof Matt Field, who worked on the study.

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