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The famous gorilla Kiyomasa recently had a big argument with his partner and went into deep thought.

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🛩 An engineer, whose house is located near the airport runway, made a projection on the ceiling that shows in real-time all the planes flying over his house. The system works based on ADS-B — an open radio signal that airplanes transmit at a frequency of 1090 MHz.

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An AI assistant from Zuckerberg helped hack Barack Obama's account. It turned out that *Meta AI Support Assistant can simply be convinced to change the email linked to a profile through support chat without identity verification.  To hack, it was only necessary to know the victim’s username and connect to their region via VPN. This way, even two-factor authentication could be bypassed — the AI would just agree to send the verification code to the new email.  Besides Obama, several accounts with expensive usernames like hey and jowo were hacked this way, with a total estimated value of a million dollars. The developers have already closed the vulnerability, but the usernames had already been sold.

The Hong Kong-based brand BENLYWATCH has unveiled a watch with an unusual dial in the form of a sea lighthouse. The lighthouse's beam serves as the minute hand, while the ship acts as the hour hand. However, the beam itself does not actually emit light and is merely an optical illusion. The watch will be priced at \$130 and will be available in July.

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The American lunar program is under threat after the New Glenn rocket exploded on the launch pad in Florida — it was partially destroyed — Politico. According to the publication, the accident could delay Blue Origin's participation in the program to return American astronauts to the Moon by a year. It was assumed that the New Glenn rocket would be used to deliver the Blue Moon landing module to the Earth’s satellite. It is "most likely" that restoring the damaged infrastructure of the Cape Canaveral launch site will take months, which could seriously affect the schedule of future missions. NASA had planned to conduct tests of the lunar landing modules of two companies — Blue Origin and SpaceX — as early as next year. If Blue Origin's work is delayed, the Artemis III mission could rely on SpaceX technology. However, this would mean that the U.S. would be heavily betting on the untested technology of just one company, and SpaceX itself is also not immune to rocket failures.

"Father of the Year" In the video, an anteater carries its wife and baby on its back.

Pet rental services have appeared in Japan — in one of Tokyo's animal cafes, you can take a dog for an hour

Sharks can also be such good boys Presenting to you Satsuki and Sakuranosuke, who patiently wait for treats like underwater puppies.

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In Portland, a person of the future was discovered who has already moved on to the next stage of evolution

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Google's CEO admitted that they do not fully understand how their own AI works. In an interview, he called such systems a "black box," noting that even the creators do not completely comprehend the internal mechanisms of the model, although they are already applying it on a societal scale. In response to criticism, he compared it to the human mind, which is also not fully studied, and gave an example of Google AI that unexpectedly independently learned to translate from Bengali, which became a catalyst for the development of support for thousands of languages.

A spider robot is crawling around in China. Scientists have created a robot that can climb vertical surfaces with great ease. It can be used for welding and rust removal, as long as it is controlled by an operator.

On the streets of the United States, you can now see webcoders carrying open laptops in their hands and bags. They cannot fully close them, as this would stop the operation of Claude Code or any other agent. This has already given rise to a small accessory market, with the introduction of a "whistle" that simulates a monitor connection and prevents the laptop from sleeping.

Hairdressers will be replaced by robots: Haircutting booths have appeared in China In China, they have started testing robot hairdressers that can cut a person in just a few minutes without human intervention. The system scans the head, calculates the length of the hair and performs the haircut itself. Many users are already joking that it is better to leave the ears at home before a haircut.