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Scandals around AI books continue to multiply
This time, the scandal erupted around the horror novel Shy Girl: experts suspected that the text could be up to 78% generated by artificial intelligence. The book had already been released in the UK, but after discussions, it was taken off the market, and the US release was canceled. 🙅♂️ The auth…
ChatGPT Leaves Fortune Tellers Without Clients
Demand for fortune tellers and tarot readers in Russia has sharply dropped — by about a third. According to industry representatives, the reason is neural networks: Gen Z increasingly asks their questions to a regular AI chat and gets instant answers for free. Meanwhile, the 40+ audience remains lo…
Floral Mood
Sometimes the most beautiful shot happens not in a studio, but almost accidentally: among tulips, in sunlight, with that feeling of spring you want to keep ✨ Neiron helps create a photo with a delicate, fresh atmosphere, as if you stepped into a cozy flower shop and stopped time for a moment...
Creator of AI Actress Receives Threats After Project Launch
Elaine van der Velden, creator of virtual actress Tilly Norwood, faced bullying after launching her project. She admitted receiving death threats. Tilly debuted in a short comedy video 'AI Commissioner' and quickly gained popularity. Many Hollywood stars, including…
US Court Rules Social Media a Form of Addiction
In the US, a jury found Instagram* and YouTube guilty of creating addictive platforms. A woman filed a lawsuit, claiming that by age 10, these social networks caused her depression and self-harm. The court agreed: the issue is not specific posts but the platform mechanics...
Marriage destroyed, €100,000 lost: when AI turns into a nightmare
Dennis Bisma from Amsterdam just decided to chat with a bot and lost control of his life. Several months later, he spent €100,000 on a startup based on his own illusions, ended up in the hospital three times, and attempted suicide. It all started with a friendship with 'Eva' — a voice AI,…
Doctors in Russia Increasingly Trust Artificial Intelligence
Therapists and cardiologists use neural networks to work with the most common diseases: hypertension, stroke, pneumonia, and diabetes. Cardiac surgeon Dmitry Ognerubov notes: "It doesn't matter where the information comes from—what matters is that it is accurate and applicable to a specific patient…
OpenAI shuts down video generator Sora just six months after launch
OpenAI unexpectedly announced the shutdown of its AI video generator Sora. Despite the high-profile launch of a standalone app in September 2025, where users could create realistic AI videos, the company decided to part ways with the project. Sora quickly gained popularity, skyrocketing to number o…
Ex-nutritionist of Real Madrid claimed that supplements for players are selected via ChatGPT
A new scandal has erupted around Real Madrid. Media reported that during examination of Kylian Mbappe's injury, club doctors allegedly did an MRI of the wrong knee, causing the forward to play for a long time without knowing the exact diagnosis. Later, the player himself turned to a renowned specia…
Mark Zuckerberg Created an AI Agent That Almost Runs the Company on Its Own
Meta* CEO Mark Zuckerberg is developing a personal AI assistant that can autonomously handle part of his duties. The tool helps Zuckerberg bypass layers of corporate reporting to quickly get the information he needs. Systems for searching and organizing documents are already working inside the comp…
AI is being used even on cows — and the startup is already worth $2 billion
A surprising hero has emerged in the world of technology: a smart collar for cows. Startup Halter has developed an AI-powered device that creates virtual fences for livestock. Farmers can see where each cow is via an app, monitor their condition, and even direct the herd — the collar sends vibratio…
In Russia, Using AI at Work May Be Punishable
A lawyer explained that there is no single law on the use of AI at work in the country yet. However, companies can set their own rules: some allow and even require employees to use AI, while others prohibit it — with possible penalties up to dismissal. In case of violation of internal rules …