Was it truly Aliens 👽 that built the pyramid?

🤖 OpenAI working on a secret AI project called "Strawberry"

OpenAI developing a new artificial intelligence that can think and reason like a human, making it much more advanced than current models.

Details are still a secret. According to Reuters, a beta version is already done and was recently shown at internal meeting.

🤫OpenAI prohibits employees from disclosing information about risks to humanity.

Sources claim that employees have been forced to sign new employment contracts with many restrictions. They face fines and even criminal prosecution for leaking confidential information.

According to the publication, the latest model of artificial intelligence, ChatGPT, did not undergo full security testing because OpenAI wanted to release it on time.

🖼 A Neural Network that can seamlessly transfer objects to another image!

The neural network KreaAI has learned to transfer any objects to another image using Scene Transfer, adjusting the lighting to make everything look realistic.

Additionally, with KreaAI, you can enhance image quality and work with scaling.

Already available for free to everyone.

🤖 Elon Musk creates humanoid robots!

Elon Musk said that in 2025 Tesla will start producing humanoid robots for internal use, and in 2026 he hopes to start mass production of robots for other companies.

☠️ Google is Officially Dead.

OpenAI just announced their own search engine SearchGPT.

It's faster, more up-to-date, and provides answers based only on understandable and relevant sources. Thanks to AI, of course.

This search engine is available right in ChatGPT - it will check ALL available sources on the topic to quickly give you the best answer.

🚀 SpaceX will send space tourists into outer space for the first time in history as early as next week.

If all goes according to plan, the mission will launch on August 26. The crew will include billionaire Jared Isaacman, his colleague and friend Scott Poteet, and a couple of SpaceX employees.

The flight will take five days, and the spacewalk will take place on the third - during which they will use new spacesuits with a projection display.

What kind of craziness is going on here?

🤯 - world under LSD
🤪 - world after watching news
🤬 - video from hidden cameras

@AIPLUSME

🤡 YouTube is rolling out Premium for the poor people — meet Premium Lite!

Sure, you'll still see ads, just less often, and forget about downloading videos or playing in the background.

Right now, it’s only available in Australia, Germany, and Thailand, at half the price of the full version.

👉 How kind of 🤡YouTube to care for poor people, giving them the chance to watch limited ads for just $9.

This AI helps you find workers for your business 👨‍💻

Off-work

Better test it out for yourself, seems like a very useful tool for those seeking employees.

Video games will never be the same 🎮✨

Google released Genie 2, its most powerful large-scale world-generation model. With Genie 2, fully playable and cohesive worlds can be generated—up to 1 minute of gameplay.

Starting from an image, Genie 2 simulates world dynamics, creating an interactive environment playable with a keyboard and mouse. 🖱🎹

This represents a major leap from the first version of Genie, offering richer environments and seamless interactions.

The third version, already in development, promises to push these boundaries even further. 🚀

US officials are looking into the national security risks linked to an AI advancement made by the Chinese company DeepSeek, as mentioned by White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt. This follows the US Navy's decision to prohibit its members from using DeepSeek's apps due to potential security and ethical issues.

OpenAI, the creator of ChatGPT, stated it will collaborate with the US government to protect its technology from competitors. DeepSeek's affordable AI model has negatively impacted the stock prices of US tech companies as investors reevaluate their AI investments. Leavitt noted that the National Security Council is exploring the implications of this situation, reflecting US President Donald Trump's opinion that DeepSeek's progress should alert the tech industry.

The Navy warned its personnel against using DeepSeek's app, citing concerns over its model’s origin. David Sacks, the White House's AI czar, claimed DeepSeek might have learned from OpenAI's models through a technique called knowledge distillation. OpenAI confirmed that other companies aim to replicate its models and emphasized the importance of protecting its intellectual property. DeepSeek reported experiencing cyber attacks and has limited registrations due to these issues.

Elon Musk, along with a consortium of investors, has made an offer of $97.4 billion to acquire the organization that controls OpenAI

Do you think Elon Musk has too much power? Does he own too many companies?

AI boom is sucking water from drought-prone areas

Every time you use AI for tasks like writing essays or creating memes, it sends requests to massive data centers that require significant water for cooling. Since 2022, over 160 new AI data centers have been established in water-scarce regions of the U.S., such as Texas and Arizona. A single 100-megawatt data center consumes about 2 million liters of water daily, enough for 6,500 households.

By 2030, global data center water usage could reach 1.2 trillion liters annually, primarily due to evaporative cooling methods that waste around 80% of the water. While some tech companies have pledged to be "water positive" by 2030, many continue to take more than they give back, prompting local communities, like those in Oregon, to sue companies like Google for transparency on their water usage. AI may be advanced, but its construction raises serious water management concerns.

Sam Altman says the world must prepare together for AI’s massive impact

OpenAI releases imperfect models early so the world can see, adapt, and help shape regulations. "There are going to be scary times ahead"

But collaboration can turn AI into much more good than bad.

🇨🇳 China’s night school boom: Learn AI after dinner, earn before bed

Across China, delivery drivers, office workers, and stay-at-home parents are heading to AI night school after work. These cheap, fast courses teach people to make AI art, videos, and noscripts, helping them land side gigs or boost productivity.

One student earns $275 a month making AI images. Another now builds presentations in hours instead of days. AI isn’t replacing them yet, but they’re not waiting to find out.

⚔️ OpenAI vs. Microsoft? The AI Dream Team Might Be Breaking Up

Things are getting messy between two of the biggest names in AI. OpenAI is reportedly gearing up for a legal showdown with its biggest backer, Microsoft — accusing the tech giant of anticompetitive behavior. Yes, the same Microsoft that poured $1B into OpenAI back in 2019 and powers ChatGPT through Azure.

Now, OpenAI is flirting with Google Cloud, dropping hints of independence, and might even push for a federal antitrust review. The vibes? Not great.

Microsoft already stepped away from its OpenAI board seat last year to dodge regulatory heat. But if this breakup goes public, it could shake the foundation of the most powerful alliance in Silicon Valley’s AI arms race.

Stay tuned — the AI world’s biggest power couple might be heading for a very public split.

Sam Altman says OpenAI next open-source model will be much better than people expect

It will run incredibly powerful models locally and surprise people with what’s possible. "I think you all will be astonished"