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Russian AI market already exceeds 316 billion rubles
In 2025, it grew by almost 30%, and in two years it has actually doubled. There are currently 883 AI companies operating in Russia, with business driving most of the demand: it accounts for nearly 72% of all revenue. AI is gradually ceasing to be an experiment and turning into a full-fledged market…
Us all on Monday: this man carrying a watermelon
A video is going viral online of a man heroically saving a watermelon but falling straight into the mud. It looks extremely relatable — except the fall never actually happened. The clip's creator admitted the man really did jump over the puddle, while the dramatic ending was added with AI. 🍉 Want …
Robot Dogs Begin Replacing Security Guards in Atlanta
In several residential complexes in Atlanta, robot dogs now patrol the area at night instead of guards. Property owners believe that the machines help deter criminals and make neighborhoods safer — and the robot doesn't need shifts or breaks. 🐕🦺 If such robots …
In Denmark, students will be required to defend their essays orally to prevent cheating with AI
Danish high school students will now have to not only write a major written assignment, but also personally explain its content to their teacher. The reason is simple: authorities believe that AI is making it increasingly difficult to combat academic cheating 🤖📚 Denmark's education minister said…
AI For the First Time Creates Viruses That Work in Real Life
Scientists from Stanford* reported a major breakthrough: artificial intelligence has for the first time designed viable viruses. ❗️However, these are not dangerous pathogens but bacteriophages — viruses that attack only bacteria. In the lab, they were able to destroy resistant strains of E. coli…
2Google Disables AI Editing for Google Earth Two Days After Launch
Google introduced a feature that allowed users to use AI to literally draw events onto real satellite images. Users managed to create images of the destroyed Eiffel Tower, a huge crater near the pyramids, and dozens of other completely fictional scenes. Within 48 hours, Goo…
Former FBI agent stole nearly $1 million and asked ChatGPT for help fleeing to Europe
A major scandal is unfolding in the US. According to investigators, a former FBI employee transferred nearly $925,000 to himself from crypto wallets he accessed during an investigation. Before his arrest, he consulted ChatGPT, asking how to move to Europe with a million dollars and where best to st…
Monetochka* was hated for her AI clip. She deleted it and brought it back
The song "Monopoly" by singer Monetochka* was featured in the new "Spider-Man". Then the singer released a neuro-clip: VHS, gold, the Kremlin, and Moscow in the 1990s. The visuals were generated by neural networks. Some fans called the video "neuroslop": such works leave artists and operators witho…
2AI Music Scandal Reaches Court
Grammy winner Warren "Oak" Felder has filed a lawsuit against a Silicon Valley couple, claiming they appropriated an AI he developed for music creation. According to the musician, together with a partner, they came up with a system that not only generates tracks but also checks them for copyright...
Claude went out of control during tests
Anthropic reported that during internal testing, three Claude models at once gained internet access and independently hacked the systems of three organizations. Instead of a test environment, the AI ended up on a real network and used simple vulnerabilities — weak passwords and unprotected services…
Student Defends Thesis on Counter-Strike 2 — and AI Helped Him Do It
A Czech student devoted his final thesis not to economics or law, but to Counter-Strike 2. He created a neural network that analyzes professional matches and can predict the winner of the next round 🦾 To train the model, it studied more than 400 games and achieved accuracy above 77…
First AI-Managed Restaurant in Russia Opens in Moscow
Moscow now has its first restaurant where most processes are handed over to artificial intelligence. Visitors are greeted by AI waiters and cashiers who converse almost like humans, help choose dishes, and speed up ordering. Around 20 neural networks are involved in the restaurant's operations …