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Musk Urges Not to Use ChatGPT
On social media platform X, Elon Musk urged users to 'keep your loved ones away from ChatGPT,' commenting on reports that mentioned deaths of people, including teenagers, allegedly after interacting with the chatbot. According to the authors of the report, in several cases, dialogues with AI may ha…
AI and Career: Who's Afraid and Who's Confident They'll Survive
According to a study, 80% of employees believe AI will directly impact their daily work in the near future. Generation Z is particularly anxious — young professionals fear that technology will change the rules of the game not in their favor. Baby boomers, on the other hand, show calm…
Have you also seen those funny snowdrift videos from Kamchatka?
Spoiler: this is not a news report but videos created in Sora 2. Neiron can already generate realistic scenes for any news hook — from news and holidays to pranks for friends, colleagues, or followers How to create a video: 1. Go to the bot menu and click "Create video…
Patient in India hospitalized due to AI advice
A man in India suffered severe internal bleeding after following medical recommendations from a ChatGPT-based chatbot. What was supposed to help nearly cost his life. This incident once again raises the alarming question: how safe is it to trust algorithms with one's health...
Lossless Quality Images — It’s Possible
Did you know that in Neiron, every image arrives as a ready-to-use high-resolution file? No compression or pixelation! And with Nano Banana Pro, you can generate and receive the result as a 4K file. Perfect for ads, banners, print, presentations, and anything where quality must be top-notch.
Matthew McConaughey vs AI: Actor Trademarks Memes of Himself
Matthew McConaughey officially registered several trademarks on video, audio, and recognizable phrases. The reason is simple and very modern: he doesn't want AI to freely clone his face or voice without permission. The iconic phrase 'Alright, alright, a…' is also protected.
Music without musicians — is that the new normal?
Analysts at Morgan Stanley found that people aged 18 to 44 regularly listen to tracks created by neural networks, spending an average of 2.5–3 hours per week on them. And this is just the beginning: most don't even suspect that algorithms are behind the hits, not live performers. YouTube and TikTok…
When Children's Drawings Come to Life
Add a little magic to childhood with Neuron. Imagine: a child's drawing suddenly comes to life, moves, and turns into a real story. This idea not only delights children but can also inspire them to draw, imagine, and create much more often. How to recreate the effect (in 2 steps)…
Instagram* accounts of 'girls' that don't exist are rapidly gaining popularity
Recommendations are increasingly showing videos of 'girls' telling stories about bullying and self-acceptance… but there's a catch: these profiles are completely created by AI. Appearance, facial expressions, gestures — everything is generated by a neural network. The creators of such videos skillf…
2Film Made by AI Wins Major Digital Creativity Award
At the 1 Billion Followers Summit in Dubai, Zubeyr Jlassi received the AI Film Award for his film 'Lily,' entirely created with AI The film tells the story of a lonely character whose life is turned upside down after a strange incident with a doll — the object becomes a symbol of guilt and force…
Photo Wallpapers That Melt Your Heart
A new trend is gaining popularity online: combine your selfie with a photo of your beloved pet into one stylish composition. In the example, we used a dog, but you can use any pet. The result is vibrant, unusual, and full of heart! Here's how to recreate the effect:
People Urge Website Owners to 'Poison' AI
A movement has emerged online that proposes fighting AI directly from the browser. An unknown group has launched an initiative against neural networks, claiming that artificial intelligence is a threat to humanity and must be stopped by any means. Their idea sounds like digital sabotage. Webs…