We translate any texts in just a couple of seconds: Qwen has released a new powerful model — the Qwen3-MT translator.

The model was trained on open documents and millions of web pages, so it understands even rare words and complex terms. It supports over 92 languages, including Russian.

You can try it for free at HuggingFace.

⚡️ The Bank of Russia has lowered the key interest rate to 18%. This is the largest decrease in the last three years.

Since autumn 2022, the rate has either increased or remained unchanged. The Central Bank only began to reduce it in May 2025.

A guy created an original fighting game where you wave your arms in front of a camera instead of using a traditional gamepad. The character mirrors all the player's movements.

The entire project is a result of vibe coding: Claude Opus designed the technology, Claude Sonnet wrote the code, and GitHub Copilot helped assemble the final program.

Currently, it only works with Tekken, where the control buttons are assigned to the fighter's individual arms and legs.

AI has made people feel something: music generated by neural networks was able to evoke more emotions in listeners than music performed by live musicians.

In an experiment involving around 90 participants, they were divided into several groups: some listened to live music, while others listened to AI-generated tracks with varying moods.

As a result, the participants who listened to the neuro-music showed greater pupil dilation, increased heart rates, and heightened perspiration. The human-created music was perceived as more boring by the subjects.

Now we know how to get the crowd moving on the dance floor.

A new vibe-coding tool called Mocha has been released. The service automatically creates the backend for websites and applications, making them fully operational.

You can generate an online store, a streaming service, or even a complete social network. The AI agent will design the layout, prepare registration forms, and set up databases.

You can try it for free here.

The new project from the creator of "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul" has released its first teaser — Vince Gilligan's next series is titled "Pluribus."

The lead role will be played by Rhea Seehorn (Kim Wexler from "Better Call Saul"). The only other detail revealed so far is that it will be in the science fiction genre.

It will premiere on November 7 on Apple TV.

An Argentine man has won $12,500 in a lawsuit against Google after a Street View camera captured him naked in his own backyard.

The image ended up on public maps and quickly spread across the internet and TV. The man became the target of jokes from his colleagues and neighbors, prompting him to take legal action.

Google tried to blame the incident on the low fence, but that defense did not hold up. As a result, the company now owes the man nearly 1 million rubles.

Hackers have leaked photos and addresses of tens of thousands of users of the Tea app, a platform for reviews of guys by girls.

A 59 GB archive containing personal photos and scans of users' documents has been published online. Their geolocation has been pinpointed down to specific addresses, but without linking to names.

Tea is still available in the American App Store and currently ranks as the top app.

A new full-length trailer for "It: Welcome to Derry" has been released — it's a prequel to the horror films based on Stephen King's novel.

The HBO series will show how the clown Pennywise instilled fear in the small town even before the events of the films. Bill Skarsgård will reprise his role as the evil clown.

The release is set for October. We can't wait!

Aeroflot is widely canceling and rescheduling flights in several regions due to a "failure of information systems."

So far, 42 flights have been canceled. The hardest hit areas include Yekaterinburg, Kaliningrad, St. Petersburg, and Mineralnye Vody. International flights are mostly just being rescheduled for now.

You can check the online departure board for Sheremetyevo here, and a complete list of cancellations can be found in this post from the airline.

The AI agent ChatGPT calmly passed the "I am not a robot" verification from Cloudflare.

The agent operates in a separate interface, independently of the user. It autonomously handled the CAPTCHA and "proved that it is not a bot."

Humanity has successfully passed its ultimate test.