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⏪ OpenAI brings back GPT-4o after user backlash
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- Following the release of GPT-5, many users on Reddit expressed frustration, describing the new model as colder and more sterile compared to the previous, more personal-feeling GPT-4o model.
- Responding to demands during a Reddit AMA, Sam Altman announced OpenAI will bring back GPT-4o for ChatGPT Plus subscribers and monitor its usage to determine how long it is supported.
- Altman also explained a faulty "autoswitcher" made GPT-5 seem less intelligent and promised the chatbot will now clarify which version is responding to prompts and double Plus user rate limits.
⚖️ AI firms face largest ever copyright class action
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- AI industry groups are trying to stop the largest copyright class action ever certified, which could involve seven million claimants suing generative AI company Anthropic over its training data.
- Anthropic petitioned to appeal the decision, claiming the judge rushed the judgment without a "rigorous analysis," creating a risk of hundreds of billions of dollars in potential damages.
- Tech associations warn that this immense financial risk might force a settlement, setting a precedent that could harm other generative AI companies facing similar copyright lawsuits.
🤖 China opens the world's first humanoid robot mall
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- China has opened its first full-scale Robot Mall in Beijing, a four-story shopping center showcasing over 100 different models from more than 40 brands, including Ubtech and Unitree Robotics.
- The store operates on a "4S" model similar to a car dealership, which combines sales, service, spare parts, and customer feedback surveys all together in one single location.
- Beyond shopping, visitors can eat at a restaurant with robot chefs, watch robots play soccer, or meet animatronic versions of historical figures like Isaac Newton and Emperor Qin Shi Huang.
🧑🚀 NASA and Google build an AI for astronaut health
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- NASA and Google are creating an AI medical assistant called Crew Medical Officer Digital Assistant to help astronauts diagnose and treat health issues when they cannot contact doctors on Earth.
- The multi-modal tool runs on Google’s Vertex AI platform using text, speech, and images, while NASA owns the source code and helps to fine-tune the AI models for space missions.
- In early tests for ankle, flank, and ear pain, physicians judged the AI's diagnostic accuracy to be up to 88% correct, with plans to add data from medical devices.
🧬 Patient produces own insulin after gene-edited cell transplant
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- A man with type 1 diabetes received transplanted islet cells genetically modified with CRISPR, allowing his body to produce some insulin without needing the usual immunosuppressant anti-rejection drugs after the procedure.
- Scientists used CRISPR to remove HLA-I and HLA-II antigens from the donated beta cells and also engineered them to produce more CD47 protein, which helps prevent an immune system attack.
- Although the patient still needs external insulin because he only received 7% of a full dose, the fully edited cells survived and were manufacturing insulin three months after the transplant.
🛑 RIP Microsoft Lens, a simple little app that’s getting replaced by AI
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- Microsoft will discontinue its popular mobile document scanner, Microsoft Lens, directing people instead to the company's Copilot AI chat application for any future scanning after September 2025.
- The replacement Copilot app lacks crucial Lens features like saving scans to OneNote, Word, or PowerPoint, and it also removes important accessibility tools such as Immersive Reader integration.
- Unlike many modern apps, Lens was a simple, free tool that performed its job well without pushing subscriptions, remaining popular with over 92 million downloads recorded since January 2017.
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