🗣️ Altman vs Musk - the saga continues

In a new interview, Sam Altman was asked when he chose the world over corporate advantage.

His answer:

Well, we still haven’t added sex avatars to ChatGPT.

The rivalry between Altman and Musk keeps delivering some of the best tech one-liners. Honestly, hard to imagine a better duel than these two.

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🤖 Teaching a robot to ride, jump, and flip

At the RAI Institute, researchers are building the Ultra Mobility Vehicle (UMV), a bike-like robot designed to combine the speed of wheels with the agility of legs. The goal: give machines athlete-level movement through AI and reinforcement learning.

🔸 The robot’s lower half is a carbon fiber bike frame, while the upper “head” holds motors, compute, and power for jumps and flips
🔸 It weighs ~23 kg, can extend from 80 cm to 152 cm, and is engineered to survive crashes and rough landings

🔸 Sensors include IMUs, LiDAR, joint encoders, and cameras to track terrain and maintain balance

🔸 Reinforcement learning in simulation trains the robot for stunts like wheelies, continuous hopping, and one-meter flips

🔸 The team tackles the “sim-to-real gap” by randomizing parameters in training and modeling physical systems like motors and batteries

By blending robotics, AI, and athletic intelligence, UMV hints at machines that could one day navigate extreme terrain as effortlessly as human trial bikers. The next frontier: chaining skills into complex autonomous sequences.

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🛠 Build your own internet stronghold

A full toolkit of guides to help you become a truly independent internet user.

🔸 Launch a website on your own domain for free in just a few hours
🔸 Set up a private mail server and ditch Gmail
🔸 Run your own chat, social network, streaming platform - even a Monero node

Take control and build a fortified corner of the web.

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🦷 Japan begins human trials for tooth regrowth drug

Japanese researchers have started Phase 1 trials of TRG-035, a drug that could regenerate lost human teeth. Conducted at Kyoto University Hospital, the study is a major step toward regenerative dentistry.

🔸 TRG-035 blocks the USAG-1 protein, reactivating dormant tooth buds
🔸 Early animal trials in mice, ferrets, and dogs showed successful new tooth growth
🔸 Human trials involve 30 adults missing at least one tooth, testing safety and dosage
🔸 Potential use cases include congenital tooth agenesis in children and age-related tooth loss
🔸 Commercial availability is projected around 2030 if trials succeed

If proven safe and effective, TRG-035 could transform dental care - shifting from implants and dentures to natural regrowth.

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🧠 Why LLMs hallucinate, according to OpenAI

OpenAI just published a rare research piece on one of the hottest issues in AI: hallucinations. The takeaway - they’re not mysterious at all, but a natural byproduct of how we train and test models.

🔸 Pretraining phase: models are forced to always predict the “most likely” next token. Saying “I don’t know” isn’t an option, and there’s no penalty for making things up.
🔸 World randomness: some facts (like birthdays or serial numbers) are inherently unpredictable. Models can’t “learn” them.
🔸 Benchmarks: most evals score wrong and skipped answers the same — 0. This incentivizes guessing over admitting uncertainty.
🔸 Garbage In, Garbage Out: data errors inevitably feed into outputs.

OpenAI’s fix? Change evaluation itself. Add “I don’t know” as a valid response, and reward honesty over confident fiction. With confidence thresholds (e.g. only answer if >75% sure), models would learn that admitting uncertainty beats hallucinating.

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🗂 72 AI tools in one cheat sheet

A fresh list is making the rounds on Twitter — 72 of the most useful AI services across key categories:

🔸 Image generation
🔸 Video generation
🔸 Text writing
🔸 Research & analysis

A handy one-stop cheat sheet for anyone working with AI. Worth saving.

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💼 OpenAI to launch AI-focused jobs platform

OpenAI has announced OpenAI Jobs Platform, a hiring service where companies can find talent skilled in working with AI - from beginners to expert prompt engineers.

🔸 Platform will match business needs with candidates’ AI skills
🔸 Job seekers can take OpenAI’s own certification exam directly inside ChatGPT via Study mode
🔸 Official launch is planned for 2026

A move that could make OpenAI not just a model provider, but also a gatekeeper for the AI labor market.

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💻 Turn any repo into an AI prompt

GitIngest lets you feed an entire GitHub repo into an LLM in seconds.

🔸 Drop in a repo link and wait a moment
🔸 Get back a clean, structured prompt with the code and files
🔸 Edit it to trim noise and keep only what matters

A neat shortcut for devs who want their AI to grok a codebase fast.

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🎬 OpenAI brings AI-made film to Cannes 2026

OpenAI will premiere Critterz, a fully AI-generated animated movie, at next year’s Cannes Film Festival.

🔸 Budget under $30M — far below traditional animation costs
🔸 Most spending goes to human artists for character design and to voice actors
🔸 Theatrical release is planned right after Cannes in May 2026

A milestone moment: the first big-screen animated feature born from generative AI.

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🤖 500+ AI projects in one repo

Enthusiasts compiled a giant GitHub collection of AI agents ready to plug into your workflow.

From finance bots and crypto traders to pocket doctors and more - just grab the repo and run the code.

👉 Link 👈

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🚀 Framer secures $100M at $2B valuation

Website builders feel like a dead genre - Webflow, Wix, Squarespace, Tilda, and the looming shift toward agents and APIs instead of “sites.” Yet investors clearly see something else.

🔸 Framer already generates $50M ARR, targeting $100M soon
🔸 Clients include Miro, Perplexity, Scale AI, and 40% of the latest YC batch
🔸 Founded by ex-Facebook designers, pitched as the “Figma for websites”
🔸 Design-focused, clean interface, AI built-in but not revolutionary

The question remains: is this the future or just a temporary bubble? Investors are betting on growth and for now, businesses are still willing to pay for polished digital storefronts.

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🔥 Code visualizer for vibe-coders

A slick AI tool that turns raw code into clean, readable maps.

🔸 Upload code → get visualizations of functions, variables, and dependencies
🔸 Built-in chat explains logic and algorithms in plain language
🔸 Killer feature: auto-generates prompts for ChatGPT, Claude, and Cursor with full context or targeted edits

👉 Test it here 👈

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🧠 MIT’s AlterEgo lets you “speak” without making a sound

MIT spinout AlterEgo has unveiled a device that captures neural signals sent to the speech apparatus and turns them into text or commands — no audible words required.

🔸 The system detects what you silently say to yourself and translates it in real time
🔸 Enables typing at “thought speed,” hands-free app control, and even silent conversations
🔸 Still no launch date or pricing announced

If it works at scale, AlterEgo could blur the line between thinking and communicating.

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