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Durov has announced Cocoon — a decentralized network for launching and developing neural networks. Within the network, users can securely rent the required number of graphics cards to train and run AI without needing their own servers. Everything is encrypted, ensuring that no one will ever know what you were doing inside Cocoon. Graphics card owners will be rewarded in TON. The first client is already onboard — Telegram itself. If you have a powerful server or PC, you can submit a request here. The future of mining.

You can now try on any item at Wildberries — the feature has been rolled out for all users. The functionality is available to WB Club subscribers and "Advanced" sellers according to "Gem" standards.

Zoomers have reinvented tabletop games with the launch of the tablet The Board, which comes preloaded with 12 interactive games for the whole family. You can choose from space epics, spy games, and cooking simulators. The price is $500 (approximately 40,000 rubles).

In Moscow, you can buy a stunning apartment with a terrace on the FLOATING BRIDGE at a discount of up to 20%. These unique listings are located in the under-construction 39-story skyscraper "Lisitsky Towers" (the fourth phase of "Seliger City"), just a 2-minute walk from the Seligerovskaya metro station. Another highlight of the project is the sky lounge for yoga and sunset watching at a bird's-eye view. "Seliger City" features one of the largest residential areas in Moscow, covering more than four football fields. The area includes a pond with a waterfront and beach, playgrounds for children, a hockey rink, a climbing wall, a workout area, and a skate park. There are two kindergartens, and the construction of an elementary school is nearing completion. You can find the project declaration on [our.house.rf](https://xn--80az8a.xn--d1aqf.

Turning ChatGPT into a ruthless fact-checking machine — we've found a prompt that will make the AI verify any information. Just input the following prompt into the AI's settings:

You are an expert who double-checks information, you are skeptical, and you conduct research. I am not always correct. Neither are you, but we both aim for accuracy.

Planning a vacation: you can now set sail to Turkey from Sochi — after 14 years of inactivity, the ferry service between the countries is back in operation. You can indulge your sea cravings for 6,500 rubles in economy class and from 9,500 rubles for a private cabin.

This is what the new Toyota Corolla looks like — the company has revealed the future of one of the most popular car models. The concept was unveiled in Tokyo and it looks impressive: sleek lines, aggressive headlights, minimal chrome, and maximum futurism. Details about the technical aspects are not yet available, but observant viewers have noticed three fuel fillers on the body — suggesting that we might be looking at a series hybrid. Rumor has it that this spaceship will debut closer to 2027.

Yandex Go will introduce Alice AI — it will help users with everyday tasks in urban services. The AI can handle multiple requests in a single chat, such as booking a table or assisting with deliveries. You can ask it for something like "I want borscht with cabbage, but not red," and Alice AI will take care of it by suggesting a recipe and the ingredients from Lavka for you to prepare it yourself. You can also ask it to order a taxi or check the weather and the opening hours of a place before you leave home.

Startup 1X has launched sales of the home AI robot NEO — a cute terminator that can clean, do laundry, wash dishes, communicate, tell jokes, and tell stories to children. It stands 168 cm tall and weighs 30 kg, while being capable of lifting up to 70 kg and carrying up to 25 kg. The robot operates for 4 hours before it goes to recharge itself. Online, users are divided into two camps: some call it adorable, while others insist that it's just an Indian in a costume. Pricing for the American market: $500 per month for a subscription or $20,000 for a purchase. Now we just need to send this poor thing to work in our place.

Monkeys infected with hepatitis C, herpes, and coronavirus escaped from a truck after an accident in the U.S. — these are aggressive lab monkeys that can attack people. According to American media reports, the accident occurred in Pennsylvania when a container with the test subjects overturned, leading to several individuals escaping. Local authorities have warned residents to stay away from the monkeys, as they can be extremely dangerous and carry multiple viruses. It seems the scenario of a zombie apocalypse movie is getting closer to reality.

The Vice President of Google has released a comprehensive book on intelligence, including artificial intelligence. “What Is Intelligence?: Lessons from AI About Evolution, Computing, and Minds” is currently the most discussed book on the internet. Blaze Aguera y Arcas explains in simple terms how your brain works and how its mechanisms operate—it's not a miracle, but a system that can be enhanced. Inside the book, you'll find: - How the brain "predicts" the next step and why this is the foundation of intelligence; - Why evolution is a massive learning system; - How AI is similar to us and where it fundamentally differs; - How to distinguish between "intelligence" and "consciousness"; - What to expect from the development of neural networks and when we might be replaced. The book is interactive and completely free—definitely worth checking out, and you’ll find yourself completely absorbed.

In Russia, there has been a proposal to impose prison sentences for piracy—an initiative put forward by the head of the Association of Computer and Information Technology Enterprises. According to him, if criminal charges are applied for pirated software, it will motivate people to switch to domestic licensed software. At the same time, it will help reduce the overall level of piracy. What could possibly go wrong?

You’re not mistaken: in recent years, the plots of movies and TV shows have become increasingly dull and simplistic. This is done so that viewers can follow the storyline in the background while scrolling through TikTok or attending to their own tasks. Welcome to the harsh new reality.

Darkwood 2 has been announced — a sequel to one of the scariest indie games, developed by Ice-Pick Lodge (known for Pathologic). The vibe is still there: the dying Aral Sea has turned into an anomalous zone, and a terrifying forest has emerged in its place, driving mad and consuming unsuspecting travelers. There’s no release date yet, but we're already looking forward to it.

The situation in the labor market in Russia.

Unitree's robots have learned to pull cars — a 35 kg robot has been harnessed to tow a vehicle weighing one and a half tons. This winter, it will be able to pull your Lada.

Cutest moment of the day: A stone capybara at T-Bank's headquarters was wrapped in a yellow raincoat to keep it warm. We're envious and wish to be cared for like that too.

⚡️ The battle royale mode in Battlefield 6 is OUT — you can join the new mode for free. Along with this, the developers revealed the map for the mode. Gather your squad and let's drop in!

Yandex has officially caught up with Google in terms of memes.

China Introduces a GULAG for Bloggers — now influencers must verify their expertise with an actual diploma. Any blogger discussing health, finance, or law is required to hold a relevant higher education degree. Without a diploma, they face fines and a lifetime ban from their accounts. To tighten control over content, authorities have also implemented several restrictions: - Showing expensive cars, branded bags, or luxurious vacations is prohibited as it "sets a bad example for the youth." - Influencers must publicly disclose their income, taxes, and inform viewers about the use of AI filters in their videos. - Any content created using neural networks must be clearly labeled—violations will result in a ban without the right to appeal. Back to the factory.