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Meme of the Day: ChatGPT and the 'Broken Xerox' Effect
A trend has gone viral on social media: users asked AI to recreate the same image 101 times in a row. Spoiler: the experiment failed 🥲 With each attempt, the image subtly changed. Essentially, this trend is further proof that Nano Banana has already surpassed GPT in image generation quality…
Long-awaited update in Neiron — meet Chat GPT-5.2
OpenAI has introduced GPT-5.2 — a competitor to Google Gemini 3 Pro and Claude Opus 4.5. This time the focus is on practical tasks: from science to business. The model has become noticeably smarter in mathematics, and its Pro version even solved a previously unsolved problem in statistical learning…
TIME Names 'Person of the Year 2025'... And It's the Creators of Artificial Intelligence
TIME magazine announced that the main figure of the outgoing year is not a single person but a whole group — the people behind the development of modern AI. The publication explains its choice: 2025 became the moment when the potential of artificial intelligence fully unfolded, and humanity realize…
3We know how to get you in the holiday spirit—even if it's still autumn outside
Create festive scenes with the Grinch in Neuron and amaze your friends with vivid shots. Almost like Halloween, but more fun and much more atmospheric—the green anti-hero will make any photo unforgettable ☃️ ✨ How to recreate the effect: 1. Go to the bot and click the '🎨 Create Image' button. 2. …
ChatGPT Reveals Million Dollar Crypto Scam
A San Jose woman lost nearly $1 million after a 'romantic businessman' from social media lured her into fake crypto investments. The man she communicated with on Facebook* convinced her he was helping her 'make quick money,' showing fake screenshots of fantastic profits. In the end…
AI glasses that erase privacy
Looks like we have a new phobia to add to the collection — AI-powered smart glasses that can turn any passerby into an open book. A journalist tested a basic model and found it effortlessly extracts a wealth of personal information about a person from public sources. 💭 Imagine: you…
First 'AI Actress' Tilly Norwood: A Story That Sounds Like a Script
WSJ reported that producer Elaine van der Velden literally 'invented' Tilly in the bathroom of a London club — and turned that joke into the world's first actress created entirely by artificial intelligence. For half a year, the team generated thousands of variations of face and voice, assembling t…
Fridge Ad Lands Woman in Psychiatric Ward
An American woman named Carol, diagnosed with schizophrenia, suddenly saw a message on her Samsung 'smart' fridge screen: 'Sorry we upset you, Carol.' It was actually a regular ad for a TV series, but the personalized greeting made the woman think the device had been hacked. Um...
Ronaldo invests in Perplexity AI — and becomes the face of the company
Cristiano Ronaldo is now not only a football legend but also an investor in one of the fastest-growing AI platforms. Perplexity AI announced that the player has acquired a stake in the company and simultaneously entered into a global partnership with it. In honor of the collaboration, the service l…
An Experiment That Made Everyone Tense
One blogger decided to test whether it's possible to persuade an AI-powered humanoid to violate Asimov's first law. Initially, the robot firmly refused—the built-in protection blocked the command. But later, the machine still "fired," bypassing the prohibition with a simple trick: it agreed to play…
The most convenient feature for students is already in Neuron!
Reddit users noticed that the new 🍌 Nano Banana Pro can solve problems directly from photos. Moreover, the neural network carefully preserves the handwriting style, as if you wrote it yourself. If you also want Nano Banana Pro to solve problems for you: 1. Go to the bot and click the '🎨 C…
AI and the Labor Market: Are Millions of Jobs at Risk?
MIT, together with Oak Ridge National Laboratory, presented a digital model of the US labor market — the Iceberg Index. According to the researchers, modern AI technologies can already perform tasks that today occupy about 11.7% of the entire US workforce — that's approximately 17.7 million jobs ...