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Elon Musk anticipates that Neuralink will be able to restore vision through brain chip implants within the next year.

It's done A Twitter user, mayankja1n, took his dad to the hospital for a finger injury and saw the doctor relying on ChatGPT to draft an outpatient report and decide on treatment. Commenters were frustrated that the doctor used standard GPT-4o instead of the "reasoning" GPT-o3. Based on the doctor's prompts, it seems he frequently consults ChatGPT.

The development of GTA VI represents a significant investment, with an estimated budget of $2 billion – surpassing the $1.5 billion construction cost of the Burj Khalifa. The Dubai skyscraper, the world's tallest building, was completed over six years. Rockstar Games' highly anticipated title has been in development for approximately seven years and is currently scheduled for a 2026 release. Notably, unverified reports suggest the potential integration of cryptocurrency payments within the game, with USDT, ETH, and BTC mentioned as possible options.

It's likely to be a bumpy ride before we reach our destination.

This is getting good.

Worldcoin Expands Eye-Scanning Initiative Across US Cities. The controversial Worldcoin project, spearheaded by Sam Altman, is now operating in six major US metropolitan areas, including San Francisco and Miami. The project offers users a digital wallet in exchange for an iris scan conducted using a specialized device called "The Orb." This process generates a unique "iris code" for each individual. In a promotional event featuring artist Anderson .Paak, attendees lined up to have their eyes scanned, receiving a small amount of cryptocurrency and access to platforms like Discord, Telegram, and Minecraft. Worldcoin touts additional benefits, such as the World Visa digital card and Tinder verification in Japan, emphasizing the concept of "your eyes are your password." While Worldcoin claims to store encrypted and decentralized data fragments, concerns regarding privacy and data security persist. Regulators in both the US and Hong Kong have expressed skepticism. Critics argue that the initiative is a "privacy show," suggesting "The Orb" collects extensive data and serves as a covert trial for the future of digital identity systems.

Channels still getting banned