9 Sept 2025, 07:03 UTC≈14,000 views42 reactionsread 14 August 2026 Photo
💥 ELIZA→ChatGPT: Simulated minds, real impact
AI doesn’t need true consciousness - credible empathy is enough to win trust, attention, and time ✏️
Empathic avatars and endless chat create pseudo-relationships, nudge purchases and decisions, and shape learning - and even voting - the ELIZA effect, 2025-style ❓
The core risk is hidden manipulation: a model that learns your triggers can quietly steer choices. We need…
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8 Sept 2025, 10:00 UTC≈10,600 views10 reactionsread 14 August 2026 Photo
🖥 Google details Gemini usage limits
Google has finally spelled out Gemini’s caps, replacing the vague “limited access” label with clear daily quotas across tiers 📊
Free (Gemini 2.5 Pro): 5 prompts/day, 5 Deep Research reports, 100 images/day. AI Pro: 100 prompts/day, 1,000 images/day. AI Ultra: up to 500 prompts/day. The figures now appear in Google’s help docs and match independent summaries ℹ️
For users, this r…
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7 Sept 2025, 18:00 UTC≈6,550 views12 reactions1 Starread 14 August 2026 Photo
👀 Pika 2.x: Fast AI video editor
Pika’s latest release turns text, images, and existing clips into short, polished videos - shifting from pure prompting to hands-on editing ☄️
You can stylize footage, convert images to motion, and refine results with masks, in-/out-painting, and background replacement. Character and style consistency are improved, camera moves are easier to control, and common formats (9:16 / 16:9 …
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7 Sept 2025, 14:34 UTC≈5,530 views9 reactionsread 14 August 2026 Photo
💥 NatCon split over AI
At the National Conservatism conference in Washington, many MAGA-aligned speakers called Big Tech and AI a serious threat - some even used the phrase “holy war" ⚡️
Others on the right pushed back, arguing the movement should harness these tools for the country’s benefit. Psychologist Geoffrey Miller urged confrontation with AI firms, while Palantir’s Shyam Sankar said tech can be a force for …
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7 Sept 2025, 08:32 UTC≈4,390 views3 reactionsread 14 August 2026 Photo
🤖 ChatGPT adds branching chats
OpenAI rolled out a branching tool that lets you fork any message into a new thread - so you can try alternatives without losing the original. To use it: hover a message → More actions → Branch in new chat; it’s live for logged-in web users 💥
Treat branching as a tool for parallel exploration: great for brainstorming, A/B variants, and alternative prompts. But it can also multiply mis…
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6 Sept 2025, 13:32 UTC≈4,660 views2 reactionsread 14 August 2026 Photo
⚠️ Authors sue Apple over AI book training
Two U.S. authors say Apple used pirated copies of their books to train its AI 💬
They filed a class-action case in California, claiming Apple pulled texts from “shadow libraries” to build datasets for models like OpenELM. The suit asks for damages and for Apple to stop using the books. Apple has not commented 🚩
The case adds to a growing fight over whether tech companies…
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5 Sept 2025, 14:30 UTC≈4,300 views6 reactionsread 14 August 2026 Photo
👀 NotebookLM 2.0: your AI for your files
It reads your PDFs, Docs, and links, then explains them in simple language - with clear citations to the source 🔄
You drop in materials → it makes a short summary, can play it as a mini “audio overview,” and answers follow-up questions while showing where facts came from 🤩
There’s a paid tier with higher limits. Great for study, research, and quick posts - using your own fi…
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5 Sept 2025, 08:04 UTC≈4,280 views6 reactionsread 14 August 2026 Photo
📝 OpenAI plans its own AI chip
OpenAI is working with Broadcom to build a custom AI chip, aiming to start production in 2026 and use it internally rather than sell it - reducing dependence on Nvidia 🔬
The project may involve TSMC as the manufacturer, and Broadcom has hinted at a new ~$10B custom-chip order widely linked to OpenAI 🧪
In simple terms: OpenAI wants its own “engine” so it can control supply, lower cost…
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4 Sept 2025, 14:34 UTC≈4,210 views9 reactionsread 14 August 2026 Photo
🖥 Pixel 10 Pro: 100× zoom for everyone
The new Pixel 10 Pro can zoom in 100× - test shots reveal street signs and building details you can’t see with the naked eye from the same spot 🗣
The magic is optics plus AI: the phone reaches far, then software cleans noise and sharpens fine details. In side-by-side shots with a Nikon superzoom, the Pixel holds up surprisingly well for a phone 👀
It won’t replace a pro camera…
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3 Sept 2025, 18:01 UTC≈3,980 views6 reactionsread 14 August 2026 Photo
🔥 Mistral AI makes enterprise features free
Paris-based Mistral AI has upgraded its chatbot Le Chat with persistent Memories and integrations for 20+ business tools including Databricks, GitHub, and Stripe. Unusually, these features are free - even for non-paying users 😎
Memories keep context across sessions with full user control, while connectors enable direct workflows without plugins ⌛️
By giving away what riv…
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3 Sept 2025, 14:30 UTC≈3,880 views5 reactionsread 14 August 2026 Photo
🖥 Amazon Lens Live: Shop anything instantly
Amazon has launched Lens Live, a real-time visual shopping tool in its iOS app. Just point your camera at an item, and AI instantly finds matching products in a swipeable carousel. You can add to cart or wishlist without leaving the camera view, with AI assistant Rufus providing quick summaries 📎
The feature replaces manual uploads and barcode scans, and is already availa…
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2 Sept 2025, 06:50 UTC≈4,280 views4 reactionsread 14 August 2026 Photo
📊 Vibe coding: Fast but risky
“Vibe coding,” a term popularized by Andrej Karpathy, is when developers lean on AI to write code from natural-language prompts without fully understanding the output. It makes prototyping faster and lowers the barrier for non-developers ⚙️
Companies like Vanguard and Choice Hotels already report efficiency gains from this approach, using AI to speed up app creation and automate tasks …
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