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OpenAI will launch a mobile version of ChatGPT for Android

OpenAI is undertaking a true expansion of the ChatGPT language model, making it available in May for iPhone, with millions of Android device users joining by the end of July.

Espresso can fight proteins – provocateurs of Alzheimer’s disease

Researchers from the University of Verona in Italy have proven the fact that espresso components have an effect on specific tau proteins, which are considered to be a factor in the onset of Alzheimer’s disease.

Biden called himself an “artificial intelligence”

Joe Biden jokingly referred to himself as “artificial intelligence” while delivering a brief speech at the White House on the issues of development with the use of artificial intelligence (AI) technologies and the observance of precautionary measures.

The destruction of a Pfizer plant in North Carolina could cause drug shortages in the U.S.

The destruction of the plant of the pharmaceutical company Pfizer in North Carolina may lead to a serious shortage of some drugs in the country.

Trump’s secret document retention trial set for May 20, 2024

A trial over former US President Donald Trump’s mishandling of classified documents has been set for mid-2024.

If the history of our planet had turned out differently, the Earth’s day could have lasted as long as 60 hours

Recent research by scientists at the University of Toronto suggests that a day on Earth could be 60 hours long instead of our usual 24.

Deutsche Bank fined $186 million for financial irregularities

The US Federal Reserve has fined Germany’s largest financial institution Deutsche Bank $186 million for financial irregularities.

Unknown man won $1 billion in the lottery

A Powerball lottery participant has won a jackpot of $1.08 billion, according to the official website of the lottery.

Musk said he doesn’t understand the situation going on in the global economy

Ilon Musk admitted that he does not understand the situation in the global economy due to constant changes.

Scientists have found a way to store data in the DNA of living bacteria

Scientists from the National University of Singapore have developed a new technology for using DNA as an information storage device.