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🌐 Google's AI Division Pays Developers Full Salary for Staying Inactive DeepMind's noncompete agreements for departing employees range from six months to one year, with longer durations typically reserved for senior researchers or those working on critical projects such as Google's Gemini AI models. During this "garden leave," employees receive full pay but cannot work for competitors. This policy focuses on key personnel whose skills could greatly benefit rival companies in the fast-moving AI industry. However, many researchers are frustrated. They worry that long periods of inactivity might leave them behind during a critical phase of AI development and innovation. Read More

🐺Colossal Brings Back the Dire Wolf, Extinct for Over 10,000 Years Scientists precisely edited the DNA of modern-day gray wolves to create puppies as genetically close as possible to their extinct ancestors. The resulting pups, Romulus, Remus, and Khaleesi, mark a milestone in de-extinction efforts. The researchers have not yet published details of the process. Similarly, the company plans to bring back the woolly mammoth by genetically editing the Asian elephant. The first step toward this, "woolly mice," was demonstrated in March. Read More

📱 Midjourney V7 Is Here: Now Available on @GPT4Telegrambot Hi everyone! We've integrated Midjourney's brand-new image generation model V7 into our bot. Why Should You Try It? 1️⃣ Aesthetics: Midjourney excels at creating stunning visuals. They're №1 in this field, and V7 raises the bar even higher. A true treat for artists and visual enthusiasts! 2️⃣ Detail: Images have become sharper, with improved textures (skin, fabrics, lighting) and more realistic facial expressions. 3️⃣ Improved Anatomical Accuracy: Say goodbye to awkward hands and distorted proportions — Midjourney V7 significantly reduces errors in depicting hands, bodies, and complex objects. 4️⃣ Cinematic Quality: Early users have praised the new model for its artistic expressiveness and dramatic visual storytelling. 5️⃣ Photorealism Boost: Images generated by Midjourney look as if they were captured with a camera or smartphone — truly lifelike! Developers promise more updates in the coming weeks ❤️

How To Use It? 🔴 Go to @GPT4Telegrambot ✨ Purchase the "Midjourney + FLUX" bundle in the /premium section ✨ Send the /imagine command followed by a text prompt to generate an image

🌱 V7 is enabled by default. If you'd like to use the previous version (6.1), simply add the parameter --v 6.1 at the end of your prompt. More on the topic: ➡️ Mastering Midjourney: A Handy Guide for Image Generation ➡️ Gemini 2.0 Image Editor Is Available for Free in Our Bot Happy creating! #Midjourney @GPT4Telegrambot

📣 Hello everyone! Our Sunday digest features the most exciting AI news from Week 14, 2025. ▎NEW RELEASES ™️ Midjourney V7: A new version of the most aesthetic text-to-image AI model. Now, it has a super-fast "draft mode" and personalization. 🎬 Higgsfield AI: A new AI video generator for cinematic videos. 💻 Meta introduced Llama 4, a new herd of open-source models. ▎BOT UPDATES ♊️ Gemini 2.0 Image Editor on @GPT4Telegrambot. Send the bot an image and describe what you'd like to change. Free to all bot users. ▎TO READ 🗣 New AI feature from Krisp "transforms" an Indian English accent into an American one. 🖥 Nvidia challenger Etched AI closed a $85M investment round, reaching a $1.5B valuation.

❤️ Our team has also invested in Etched through DVC.

🤩 Scientists have created a coin-sized robot for internal body exploration. 🌎 Meta's new model turns pictures into full 3D worlds. 💎 Google DeepMind's AI has learned to play Minecraft completely independently. 🛸 Haven-1: The first private space station project by crypto billionaire Jed McCaleb. ⚛️ CERN has unveiled plans for a 91-km particle accelerator. 🖥 Anthropic has figured out how AI "thinks." 🧠 Scientists developed an AI that learns continuously while performing tasks, similar to the human brain. ▎TO WATCH 💻 Programmer-blogger ThePrimeagen explains why he doesn't use AI in his work and why creativity is essential for coding. 📱 Victor Riparbelli, CEO of Synthesia: Are we the last generation able to read? Have a great Sunday 👍

💎 DeepMind AI Finds Minecraft Diamond Google DeepMind's AI, DreamerV3, has learned to mine diamonds in Minecraft completely independently. The model didn't use real human players' experience or pre-written strategies; instead, it employed reinforcement learning to figure out the necessary steps through trial and error within Minecraft's complex world. Finding diamonds in Minecraft is a difficult task requiring careful planning and resource management. It often takes skilled humans up to 30 minutes, and it serves as a strong test for AI capabilities. Scientists suggest that DreamerV3's self-learning method could be adapted to train robots and AI for complex, real-world challenges. Read More

🖥 Nvidia Challenger Etched AI Hits $1.5B Valuation Cupertino-based startup Etched AI closed a $85 million unannounced investment round, reaching a $1.5 billion valuation. Etched AI develops a specialized chip, Sohu, designed to run AI models. The company declares Sohu is the fastest AI chip of all time and outperforms Nvidia's flagship B200 GPU by 10x. Etched AI says its chip aims to run "tomorrow's trillion-parameter models," predicting that major AI products such as ChatGPT, Claude, and Gemini will run on custom chips instead of usual GPUs within a few years. Etched is backed by investors, including former CEO Peter Thiel, Replit CEO Amjad Masad, Primary Venture Partners, DVC fund, etc.

❤️ Our team has also invested in Etched through DVC.

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♊️ Google Gemini 2.0 Image Editor on @GPT4Telegrambot Hi everyone! Now you can edit your images directly in our bot using natural language — just describe the changes you want to see! Our AI-powered editor, based on Google Gemini 2.0, is available for free to all bot users. How to Use: 🔴 Go to @GPT4Telegrambot ➡️ to the /photo section 1️⃣ Select "Gemini Editor" 2️⃣ Upload any image 3️⃣ Write in the chat what you'd like to change; wait for 10 seconds 🙂 🌱 Feel free to edit the same image as many times as you want!

⚛️ CERN Proposes 91-km Particle Accelerator CERN has unveiled plans for the Future Circular Collider (FCC), a 91-km particle accelerator under Lake Geneva along the French-Swiss border. The FCC is set to revolutionize particle physics, exploring fundamental forces and pushing technological innovation. Its energy levels could potentially surpass those of the Large Hadron Collider by tenfold. If approved, construction may begin in the mid-2040s. The project includes two phases: the first, starting in the mid-2040s, will focus on high-precision experiments, while the second, expected by 2070, will feature high-energy collisions of protons and heavy ions. Estimated costs are around $14 billion. Read More

☺️ Largest Dinosaur Claw Discovered Paleontologists have discovered the largest fully preserved dinosaur claw in Mongolia's Gobi Desert, measuring approximately 30 centimeters (nearly a foot). It belonged to the newly identified species Duonychus tsogtbaatari. Herbivorous therizinosaur stood about 3 meters (10 feet) tall and weighed around 270 kilograms (600 pounds). The fossil, which includes parts of the spine, pelvis, arms, and legs, dates back roughly 90 million years. This remarkable find, featuring an intact keratin sheath and unique two-fingered anatomy, provides unprecedented insights into therizinosaur evolution, anatomy, and behavior. Read More

🚀 European Rocket Crashes after Launch The first orbital rocket launch from mainland Europe ended in failure on March 30, 2025, when the Spectrum rocket, developed by German start-up Isar Aerospace, crashed and exploded just 40 seconds after takeoff from Norway's Andøya Spaceport. Despite the failure, Isar Aerospace, the German start-up behind the project, described the mission as a success in terms of data collection and system validation. Read More

📣 Hello everyone! Our Sunday digest features the most exciting AI news from Week 13, 2025. ▎NEW RELEASES 💛 ChatGPT’s new image generator is taking the world by storm. The internet is flooded with memes in the style of Hayao Miyazaki anime and The Simpsons, stickers, creative infographics, and much more. ♊️ Gemini 2.5 Pro: Google's new champion LLM outperforms OpenAI or xAI models. 🎨 Ideogram 3.0: A new AI generator for realistic images and logos. 🐳 The new version of DeepSeek-V3 (Mar'25) is now available for free in our bot. ▎TO READ 🍽 Robot waiters: Will they save restaurants or scare away guests? 🦟 New drug turns blood lethal to mosquitoes can help to fight malaria. 🤩 A new AI model diagnoses Parkinson's disease with 96% accuracy. 👶 Babies start forming memories by 12 months, a new study finds. 👍 Does AI have a sense of humor? Yes — but not everyone enjoys AI-generated jokes. 🛰 A startup has developed a satellite engine that can run on space debris. 🕶 Samsung can introduce its AI glasses before the end of 2025. ▎TO WATCH 🎬 The Thinking Game: A documentary about the life of Nobel laureate and DeepMind founder Demis Hassabis. 📺 How AI will change coding, explains Vercel and Next.js creator Guillermo Rauch. Enjoy your Sunday 👍

🦟 New Drug Turns Blood Lethal to Mosquitoes A recent study has found that nitisinone, a drug usually used to treat rare genetic disorders, can make human blood deadly to mosquitoes. It works by blocking an important enzyme they need to digest blood, providing a fast and groundbreaking way to fight malaria. According to Science Alert and the University of Notre Dame, this method is effective against different types of mosquitoes, including those that are resistant to insecticides and difficult to control with current strategies. Read More

👶 Infants Can Form Memories A new study found that babies as young as 12 months form memories using their hippocampus, which scientists thought wasn't possible so early. This research challenges ideas about why we forget being babies ("infantile amnesia"). Early memories might become hard to access later on, not that babies couldn't make them initially. This opens new ways to understand early brain development and memory formation. It could also lead to new ideas for early childhood education and development. Read More

👐 OpenAI Upgrades ChatGPT's Image Generation OpenAI has added new image generation based on GPT-4o model directly into ChatGPT. It replaces the previous DALL-E 3 system. The update brings improved features, such as understanding both images and text together, and better quality for text shown within images. The tool understands the ongoing chat conversation, allowing it to build upon earlier images and text while keeping the style consistent through revisions. Read More

🐳 The New DeepSeek-V3 (Mar 25) is on @GPT4Telegrambot Hi everyone! We've integrated the recently updated DeepSeek-V3 model into our bot. Why Should You Try It? ⭐ The new model immediately topped the Artificial Analysis ranking among "non-reasoning" models, surpassing Grok 3, Claude 3.7, GPT-4.5, and Gemini 2.0 Pro. For the first time ever, an open source model holds the top spot. The ranking is based on the results of seven key benchmarks, including general knowledge, language understanding, math, and coding. How to Use? 🔴 Go to @GPT4Telegrambot ✨ Select the DeepSeek-V3 (Mar'25) in the /model section. DeepSeek-V3 is available for free.

🕶 Samsung to Launch AI Glasses Samsung is developing AI-powered smart glasses, codenamed "Haean," and can introduce them before the end of 2025. The Haean smart glasses will incorporate cutting-edge technology, including Google's Gemini AI for smart assistant capabilities and gesture control for intuitive operation. The device will likely have a 12-megapixel camera using a Sony image sensor and run on Qualcomm's Snapdragon AR1 chip. Designed to be comfortable and useful for daily life, the glasses are expected to weigh around 150 grams. They will offer features such as instant language translation, navigation assistance, and QR code payments. Read More

🤖 1X to Test Humanoid Robots in Homes 1X, a Norwegian company that makes robots, is planning to test its human-like robot, Neo Gamma in homes by the end of 2025. They will place the robot in many homes, between a few hundred and a few thousand, to see how it works in real-life situations. When these tests first start, skilled people will control the robot's movements from a distance. This is to ensure the robot's safety and collect information about how it performs in different homes. The company is doing this to eventually make the robot able to do tasks by itself without needing human control. Read More

🖥 World's Smallest LED Display Developed Scientists from Zhejiang University in China have created the world's smallest LED pixels, which are only 90 nanometers wide—that's about the size of a virus. While currently monochromatic, these nano-LEDs show promise for revolutionizing various fields. This tiny display could be used in things like AR, holograms, and advanced printing techniques. Read More

📣 Hello everyone! Our Sunday digest features the most exciting AI news from Week 12, 2025. ▎NEW RELEASES 🌓 Reve Image 1.0: A mysterious startup has topped the AI rankings for image generation. What is it? 🐰 16 new Pika Effects in our bot: See yourself as a movie star, samurai, Disney princess, and a dozen other styles! ▎TO READ 🟢 Nvidia has impressed the public with its Star Wars-inspired droid and announced an AI brain for robots. 🔭 How will the Euclid space telescope unveil dark matter's secrets? 🏀 AI-powered robots train NBA players. 🖤 Elon Musk plans to launch five uncrewed Starship rockets to Mars by 2026. 🗺 IDPS: An AI-powered alternative to GPS that doesn't require satellites. 🐷 AI will help us understand animals to better care for them. 🎯 AI Action Plan: How is the U.S. going to win the AI race? 🦠 Scientists will study trillions of viruses inside humans using AI. 🤩 An experimental drug may greatly delay Alzheimer's dementia. 👁 How chatbots reinforce conspiracy theories instead of disproving them. ▎TO PLAY 🎮 Roblox has introduced GenAI for creating 3D models directly in-game. 🔎 Public Eye: A detective game with a real-time story generated by AI. Enjoy your Sunday 👍

🤩 New Treatment May Delay Alzheimer's According to reports from the Washington University School of Medicine, a new study has found that an experimental drug may greatly delay Alzheimer's dementia in people who have genes that cause the disease at a younger age. In a smaller group of 22 participants who started the trial without any cognitive problems and took the experimental drug for about eight years on average, the risk of developing Alzheimer's symptoms dropped from almost 100% down to about 50%. Read More