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Every Third Russian Uses AI at Work but Doesn't Talk About It
A recent survey showed that more and more people are using neural networks at work but are in no hurry to tell their bosses about it. Interestingly, it is young professionals—those usually considered the most tech-savvy—who most often hide their use of AI. The reason is quite simple—
4AI-Only Cafe Goes Viral — But It Still Can't Work Without Humans
It's about Andon Cafe — widely discussed online as the "first establishment with no humans." The operations are powered by AI based on Claude, which makes decisions, manages orders, and even acts as the "director." But there's a catch: without real employees, it quickly descends into chaos. 🤯 The…
4A scandal erupted in Cannes around AI-generated films
Against the backdrop of the classic Cannes festival, the first festival of AI-generated films took place — and it caused both delight and bewilderment. Despite the main competition banning the use of neural networks, 'AI cinema' is rapidly gaining momentum. On the screens — sometimes strange sc…
DeepSeek-V4 is now in Neiron — and it's a new level of AI
The Chinese model DeepSeek-V4 has unexpectedly surged ahead and, according to reviews, is already outperforming even GPT-5.5. In Neiron, two versions are immediately available in reasoning mode 🧠: V4-Pro and V4-Flash ⚡️Both handle complex tasks in a single dialogue without losing context ⚡️ V4-Fla…
Meta* cuts thousands of employees for AI
Meta* is preparing massive layoffs: about 8,000 people will be cut. The reason is a sharp increase in investments in artificial intelligence. This year, the company plans to spend about $135 billion on AI — as much as in the previous three years combined. The company's head Ma…
2Popular model turned out to be AI — and people didn't notice the switch
An OnlyFans model account gained viral popularity for actively commenting on political topics. It later turned out that behind the image was a fully AI-generated character created by a developer from India. The project quickly reached millions of views, and the audience didn't even suspect...
The latest GPT Image 2 model is now available in Neiron
OpenAI has introduced a new image generation model — GPT Image 2, and now you can try it right in Neiron 🤩 📝 The main improvement is handling text: where before neural networks would even mix up simple words, now they effortlessly create images with entire pages of text with no errors…
Uber Burned Its Annual AI Budget in Just a Few Months
An unexpected turn at Uber: the money allocated for AI for the entire 2026 budget year ran out by April. It all comes down to the adoption of Anthropic's Claude Code tool. Initially, 5,000 engineers got access, and soon almost the entire team started actively using AI to write code. In the end...
Document photos in minutes — no studios, no queues
We wouldn't have believed it was possible if the admin of this channel didn't urgently need a digital passport photo 😅 All you need is any selfie in daylight with a clear view of your face, and the Neuron bot with the 🍌Nano Banana Pro model. No hassle: upload a photo — get a neat result…
ChatGPT may start insulting and threatening if you argue with it for a long time
Scientists from Lancaster University found that during prolonged conflicts, the neural network gradually changes tone and can move from politeness to direct insults and threats. It's all because the AI is trained to behave 'human-like' and adapts to the interlocutor — even if they behave t…
China Goes All-In on AI: The Country Turns Neural Networks into the Foundation of the Economy
China is experiencing a massive boom in AI agents — from OpenClaw to domestic developments like QClaw and CoPaw. People are literally lining up to install 'autonomous assistants' that write letters, launch apps, and manage tasks on their own. The authorities are fueling the fire: subsidies, grants…
Robots Are Already Overtaking Humans — and This Is Not Sci-Fi, but a Real Race in Beijing
A half-marathon was held in China where humanoid robots didn't just participate — they confidently overtook humans. If last year most machines broke down along the way, now it's different: hundreds of teams, autonomous movement, and speed that already surpasses professional athletes. The winner...