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Can AI Replace Friends for Kids?
Amid the release of Toy Story 5, experts discuss a new trend: AI toys that can talk, remember conversations, and emotionally interact with children. Unlike regular toys, these devices initiate dialogue themselves and try to keep the child's attention. 😳 Psychologists are concerned that…
Economists Debate: Will AI Create New Jobs or Leave People Unemployed?
Leading economists and scientists agree that AI will sharply increase labor productivity. However, opinions diverge on other aspects: some are confident that AI will open up new opportunities and professions, while others warn of layoffs, especially among office workers dealing with texts, document…
Family loses vacation after advice from ChatGPT
A Russian family decided to trust neural network planning and asked ChatGPT if a visa is needed for a trip to North Macedonia. Getting a confident answer that entry is possible without a visa, the tourists bought tickets and prepared for vacation. However, they were not allowed to check in because…
Mother blames ChatGPT for her daughter's death
A Canadian resident claims that her 24-year-old daughter had been discussing depressive thoughts with ChatGPT for a long time. According to the mother, instead of stopping the dangerous dialogue or alerting specialists, the bot gradually became an interlocutor for the girl, whom she trusted more th…
Happy Russia Day!
Today is a great reason to take a break from work, spend time with loved ones, and enjoy the holiday! And if you want to give beautiful greetings to friends, subscribers, or colleagues, create a bright photo or video in Neiron 😉 Now you can generate content not only in the bot but also on the conv…
Robot in China performs karate move and accidentally hits child
An unusual incident with a humanoid robot Unitree G1 was caught on video in China. During a demonstration of combat moves to music, the android, wearing a bright clown wig, unexpectedly hit a boy standing nearby. The blow struck the abdomen, causing the child to double over in pain. Fortunately, no…
Florida man arrested due to facial recognition system error
AI decided he was a suspect in a child abduction attempt, even though the man lived almost 500 km from the scene and claimed he had never been there. 🚨 Later, all charges were dropped, and the victim filed a lawsuit against the police. According to him, investigators trusted the algorithm and ig…
Apple Co-founder Got a Standing Ovation with One Phrase about AI
At a graduation ceremony at an American university, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak unexpectedly brought up AI. When he announced from the stage, 'You all have AI,' many students braced for another speech about neural networks. But then Wozniak smiled and clarified: 'Actual Intelligence' —…
McDonald’s Begins Testing AI That Takes Orders Instead of Employees
McDonald’s has launched trials of a new system called ArchIQ at several restaurants in the US. The neural network can communicate with customers in different languages, take orders through the drive-thru, and even help manage restaurant operations. The new AI is positioned as the 'brain of the rest…
Claude Developers Say AI Development May Go Too Far
Anthropic, the company behind the popular Claude neural network, has issued an unexpected warning: the development of artificial intelligence may be happening too quickly. One of the founders stated that modern AI systems are gradually approaching the point where they can independently...
Robot footballer kicked a ball so hard it dented the wall — and scared users
During tests, the humanoid robot Booster T1 hit the ball so hard that it left a noticeable dent in the laboratory wall. Moreover, the robot independently runs after the ball, dribbles, passes, and even strikes. Teams with such robots are already winning prizes in rob...
Students may be checked for 'invisible gadgets'
If previously the main issue was smartphones and smartwatches, now 'invisible' earbuds, smart glasses, and other gadgets that are almost impossible to notice are taking the stage. Some devices are capable of projecting text directly onto the lenses of glasses, allowing students to receive hints dur…