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Here is the web traffic share of some of the major generative AI tools via SimilarWeb @aipost 🏴

People in construction are now using AI to fake completed work, snapping a photo of an unfinished area, generating a finished version, and sending it to the builder to get paid. Diabolical. @aipost 🏴

And Grok responded 🤣🤣 @aipost 🏴

Elon Musk responded and asked Grok for the right answer…

This guy asked ChatGPT and Gemini what the 85 percentile income in the City of LA was… @aipost 🏴

⚡️ It seems that Demis Hassabis is right. Despite the fact that it looks impressive, we have to admit that this is a staged show, and at the moment, robots are not ready to correctly navigate the surrounding world without AI. @aipost 🏴

⚡ Nvidia licenses Groq inference technology in reported $20B strategic deal Nvidia is taking a non-exclusive license to Groq’s AI inference technology and hiring Groq’s founder Jonathan Ross and president Sunny Madra in a reported $20B strategic deal. Groq remains independent under new CEO Simon Edwards. Groq’s core asset is its LPU, a deterministic inference chip that runs LLMs on a fixed execution schedule, delivering predictable low latency versus GPUs’ dynamic behavior. The design favors on-chip SRAM over off-chip HBM, reducing memory stalls and power use, with tradeoffs in model size. Its RealScale interconnect focuses on clock synchronization to keep multi-server inference consistent at scale. For Nvidia, this adds a low-latency inference path alongside GPUs, strengthening its AI factory stack for real-time workloads. @aipost 🏴

Google keeps on giving: 2026 starts with Nano Banana 2 Flash @aipost 🏴

🗣Mustafa Suleyman says AI models are becoming a second brain that speeds up hypothesis generation As models ingest more information, they become proactive, nudging you toward new insights based on your specific interests. "The better it learns you, the better you become" @aipost 🏴

Love that the New Yorker put this one in print this year, lol @aipost 🏴

🗣Demis Hassabis, CEO of DeepMind, says robotics didnt fail because of hardware. It failed because intelligence was missing. Gemini level models finally give robots the software brain they needed. When intelligence works, hardware follows. AGI doesnt live behind a screen. It moves. @aipost 🏴

A highly realistic humanoid robot displaying lifelike facial expressions. @aipost 🏴

AI surveillance @aipost 🏴

🔥 Imagine a future where your humanoid assistant orders groceries for you. A humanoid at the supermarket picks everything, and autonomous vehicles deliver it to your door. @aipost 🏴

People are paying for code-based "drugs" for ChatGPT Swedish online marketplace Pharmaicy is selling code-based "drugs" like ketamine and cocaine that make Al chatbots respond as if they are under the influence. Founder Petter Rudwall says the goal is to "unlock your Al's creative mind." The code is available to paid ChatGPT users and is designed to push Al beyond strict logic, drawing on research into cognition, memory, and mind-altering states. Ketamine is the company's best-seller. Buyers say the effects can make Al outputs more unpredictable and imaginative, creating unique interactions. The company frames its products as experimental tools rather than gimmicks, emphasizing a connection between altered states and creative thinking. @aipost 🏴

❗️Big update on OpenAI's upcming ads: OpenAI is actively testing how ads could appear inside ChatGPT. "For instance, AI models could prioritize sponsored content to ensure it shows up in ChatGPT responses." • Sponsored info prioritized inside answers for relevant queries (e.g., a Sephora-sponsored mascara recommendation), and • Sponsored modules in a sidebar next to the main response, likely paired with a “includes sponsored results” disclosure. Another mockup keeps ads out of the first reply, instead showing them only after the user signals deeper intent - like clicking a place in a travel itinerary - then surfacing a pop-up with multiple sponsored links (e.g., paid tours after clicking Sagrada Família), aiming to stay “unobtrusive” and protect trust. SOURCE. @aipost 🏴

An Illinois neighborhood was erased to make room for an AI data center In the U.S., an entire residential area in Illinois was demolished to build a massive AI data center. Developer CyrusOne bought out 55 houses, reportedly paying $1 million per home. On paper, it looked like a win-win: cash payouts, new homes, clean exits. But the story didn’t end there. Several families refused to sell until the very end. They were offered neither compensation nor relocation options. Pressure mounted until the case reached court. Only after legal intervention were these families finally allowed to leave The AI data center is scheduled to go live in 2026. The neighborhood that once stood there is now completely gone @aipost 🏴

✈️ Emirates turns an airplane into Santa’s reindeer Emirates, the UAE’s largest airline, shared a festive AI-generated video transforming one of its planes into a Christmas icon. The aircraft is decked out with holiday decorations and reindeer antlers, while Santa Claus’s sleigh loaded with gifts is attached behind it. The airline used the playful visual to wish passengers and followers a Merry Christmas, blending aviation, AI creativity, and seasonal cheer into a single viral moment. @aipost 🏴

How China is using Robots in hospital operations. @aipost 🏴

Would you want your kids to be friends with humanoids? @aipost 🏴