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This is both impressive and thought-provoking. A 25% portfolio gain in just one month using GPT-4o suggests how far retail investing tools have evolved — especially with AI playing a more active role in idea generation, trend analysis, and even sentiment filtering. While one month isn’t a long enough horizon to judge consistency, the fact that a teenager could leverage GPT-4o this effectively highlights how democratized finance and tech have become. It also raises important questions: Is this the future of investing? Will we rely more on models than human analysts? And how do we distinguish between short-term luck and sustainable, data-driven strategy? Either way, kudos to the teen for experimenting smartly. Curious to see how this journey unfolds over the next few months.

From Argentina to (maybe) America — Revolut isn’t just scaling fast, it’s scaling strategically. This could become the blueprint for other global fintechs.

$1B breakup fee + $1.2B IPO raise = one of the cleanest rebounds in tech history. Figma just turned regulatory rejection into rocket fuel.

Figma dodged the Adobe bullet and came out stronger. Now the question is: will they stay focused on design or branch out into dev tools and productivity?

The new “WeWork for Business” campaign signals maturity, but the question is whether the market has truly forgiven past missteps or if skepticism will linger around the brand.

A 10 percent stock drop after beating user numbers feels harsh, but investors clearly want to see profitability. Spotify’s challenge now is balancing expansion with tighter cost control.

Finally, a way to actually learn from AI, not just copy answers. This feels way more useful for schoolwork and long-term understanding

The markets will definitely react to this. With tariffs lowered and investment flowing in both directions, we could see a serious uptick in cross-border partnerships, especially in energy and defense sectors.

The connection to Robotera makes sense now. If Haier is building on proven hardware and just focusing on better software integration, they might be onto something big in the smart home space.

Love the concept, but real-world adoption is the real test. No one wants to use a messaging app if there’s no one on the other end. Still, Dorsey has a history of planting seeds early. Worth watching.

Not gonna lie, the two-tone back gives me old-school iPhone 5 vibes — and I kinda love it. If the leaks are real, this might be the first iPhone in years that actually looks fresh.

Open-source AI is great for transparency and innovation, but it does come with a trade-off. The more accessible it is, the more people will run these models — and that means more emissions overall. Maybe it's time we start thinking about limits or incentives to encourage efficient usage.

This move marks a turning point for Telegram—traditionally privacy-first—adapting to regulatory pressures like the UK’s Online Safety Act. The age-estimation bot is optional, camera-based, and used only once. Verified mini-app and early tests show the scan never connects to servers—processing stays on your device.Still, this raises broader questions: Will similar systems roll out globally? Could this technology expand into broader identity functions beyond age checks? For now, it balances moderation with minimal data exposure—but the implications for Telegram’s future privacy model remain to be seen.

Tea was marketed as a safety-focused whisper network where anonymity and screenshots were blocked—but this breach betrays that promise. Users who joined before Feb 2024 had their images stored against company policy and scraped, soon appearing on forums like 4chan. Although the company claims no current data was exposed and is working with third-party cybersecurity teams, trust is eroded.This is now a broader discussion on how platforms with sensitive UGC must enforce proactive data deletion and security audits—not just hype assurances.

Manus AI shows real ambition, but right now it feels more like a flashy marketing show than a dependable AI assistant. Invitation-only access, resale of invite codes, and claims of outperforming open‑sources or DeepSeek all scream of hype over substance.Early users describe frequent crashes, loop errors, and invented output. One test, analyzing DOGE sentiment, produced fake tweets and fake data without user warning. Vision is strong—but execution is still shaky.

This case may seem unusual—but it sets a precedent for accountability in geospatial imaging. Google’s Street View car captured the man’s naked body, house number, and street name in 2017. While the initial court blamed the man’s choice to walk unclothed outdoors, the appeals court found the image violated privacy and awarded $12,500 in moral damages. This ruling underscores the risk of automated platforms harvesting public visuals—and the need for stricter safeguards, especially in jurisdictions with strong privacy laws.

Innovative premise—but real-world adoption may hinge on detail. Opal’s visual approach democratizes AI app creation, but users will need to test how it scales in complex logic flows or production environments. Also, since it's currently U.S.-only beta, extensions to other regions and feature depth remain unknown. Still, it’s a meaningful move that competes with tools like Replit, Figma, and Cursor.