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?Google is broken, bring in the new one.

Twitter users have discovered that when searching for "baby peacock," instead of photos of a baby peacock, the search engine returns AI-generated images.

Twitter users are in a panic, as this could kill original creativity and flood the network with AI garbage.

?By the way, to filter out AI content, you can add "-ai" to your search query.

?MIT has developed a prototype of a dynamic desk that adapts to the current use case and learns the user's habits over time. This smart desk can change its setup based on what the user needs at the moment, offering a personalized and efficient workspace.

?The Nobel Prize in Physics has been awarded for the development of AI training methods.

?The prize was given to John Hopfield and Geoffrey Hinton for their "fundamental discoveries and inventions that enable machine learning through artificial neural networks."

?Hopfield created a structure "capable of storing and retrieving information," while Hinton devised "a method for autonomously discovering properties of data."

?Hinton used Hopfield's network as the foundation for a new network employing the "Boltzmann machine" method, which can teach a neural network to recognize characteristic elements within specific types of data.

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?AI is fragmenting the developer community

Developers are increasingly turning to AI for solutions, resulting in a 25% drop in activity on platforms like StackOverflow over the past six months.

Many professionals now prefer direct interaction with neural networks instead of participating in open communities.

This trend negatively affects the training of AI models, as the reduction in user data leads to a decline in the quality of responses.