It seems that AI has impaired doctors' abilities, as medical professionals have begun to make worse diagnoses after working with neural networks.

A study conducted in four Polish clinics integrated AI into their practices, resulting in a 10% decrease in the detection of pathologies. When doctors were no longer allowed to use chatbots, the accuracy of diagnoses dropped by an additional 20%.

However, a direct correlation between neural networks and the decline in professionalism has not yet been established. Researchers are currently only proposing hypotheses about potential risks.

How to Prepare for Any Job Interview: A New OpenAI Employee Released a Comprehensive Guide on Interviewing at an AI Startup.

Here are just a few of their tips:

– To get an interview invitation, you need to stand out. Create a LinkedIn profile, publish repositories on GitHub, and participate in open-source projects;

– Always take notes during your first call with the recruiter. This may be the only time you get information about the hiring process and team structure;

– If the recruiter mentions the hiring manager's name, try to learn more about them. Check their social media, lectures, or projects—it's important to show interest and shared values;

– Use ChatGPT for preparation, ideally with Deep Research enabled. This can provide you with useful study materials, documents, and additional information about the position.

You can access the full document with insights here.

A new TikTok for vibe coders has arrived — Spielwerk. It's an "endless" feed of short time-killers, ranging from match-three games to clones of Subway Surfers.

You can customize any game to your liking with a single prompt and share it with your friends. Other users can like and comment on your projects.

Get lost in mini-games here.

GoPro has abandoned the trademark MAX in Russia, which had been in effect since 2020.

The manufacturer of action cameras was allowed to use this brand until October 2029. However, in July, the company opted for an early self-abandonment.

In the same month, the messenger service Max submitted an application for trademark registration. What a coincidence!

A trailer for the continuation of the second season of "Wednesday" has been released.

In the upcoming part, we can expect an epic unraveling of all the mysteries and plenty of vibrant action. It seems they haven't forgotten about the horror elements either.

The season finale will be aired on September 3rd.

Claim your freebies: right now, free promo codes are being offered for popular AI services like Elevenlabs, HeyGen, Notion, Vercel, and more — they’re giving away subscriptions or discounts.

How to activate:
Create a student email here on the domain imail.edu.vn > then go here and enter that email > confirm your account and enjoy.

We’ve checked — this method works.

Claude Code can now teach you how to write code: the AI agent has introduced two new learning modes.

In Learning mode, the model writes code for a task but only partially. It leaves TODO (human) comments for the user to complete the project themselves or with hints. This feature works even in the web version and is free.

The Explanatory mode provides detailed explanations for each action taken by Claude. The agent writes the complete code while simultaneously explaining what it is doing and why.

Let's code with purpose! Check it out here.

All of Apple's releases until the end of 2026: the company accidentally revealed a list of planned products in its source code.

What's most interesting:
– A budget iPad with the A18 chip (similar to the iPhone 16);
– A new iPad mini with the chip from the iPhone 17 Pro;
– The second generation of the Vision Pro headset with the M5 chip.

The complete list of releases is shown in the image. We will receive the first confirmations closer to 2026.

Astronomers have discovered the "Eye of Sauron" — and it is looking directly at Earth. Scientists have managed to glimpse into the heart of a distant galaxy for the first time.

A stream of plasma from the black hole at the center of the galaxy unexpectedly resembles the main villain from "The Lord of the Rings" — researchers say they have never seen anything like it before.

It seems we have been noticed.