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This open-source model beats Gemini at document extraction and run 100% locally. Datalab just open-sourced Chandra OCR 2, AI model that turns images and PDFs into structured Markdown, HTML, or JSON. It beat every commercial OCR model on the independent olmOCR benchmark across 90 languages. - Scores 72.7% (beating Gemini 2.5 Flash and GPT-4o). - Preserves tables, math, and complex layouts perfectly. - Reads handwritten text and preserves form checkboxes. 100% Open Source.

someone just open-sourced an entire AI red team 🤯 it replaces a $50k, multi-week security engagement with a single docker command. multiple ai agents coordinating to scan, exploit, and report.. with zero human input.

🚨 BREAKING: Short-form videos reduces brain activity in the frontal lobe, weakening your ability to focus. Researchers just published an EEG study to see what’s actually happening inside your brain while you scroll. And the results are terrifying. Your brain uses something called "theta waves" to manage executive control. It is the biological system located in your prefrontal cortex that allows you to resolve conflicts, ignore distractions, and force yourself to do hard things. The researchers proved that the higher your tendency to watch short-form videos, the weaker your theta wave activity becomes. You aren't just getting distracted. You are literally suppressing the exact neural frequencies required for self-control. And it compounds. The study showed a direct, measurable negative correlation between short video use and real-world self-regulation. The more you watch 15-second clips, the less capable you become of sustained, deep effort. Your brain is biologically adapting to a rapid-fire reward cycle. We spend so much time optimizing our workflows and trying to become more productive. But none of it matters if your fundamental hardware is being damaged by the content you consume on your breaks. You are not resting when you scroll. You are training your brain to forget how to think.

🔗 Read the full study: frontiersin.org/journals/human…

🚨 BREAKING: A new paper in NeuroImage just proved that a short afternoon nap restores your brain's neuroplasticity. Neuroplasticity is your brain's ability to learn, adapt, and solve complex problems. The researchers found that this ability literally degrades the longer you stay awake. By 2 PM, your cognitive flexibility is crashing. Until now, we thought the only way to reset this was a full 8-hour night of sleep. We were wrong. This study shows that a quick 20-30 minute afternoon nap acts like a system reboot. it clears out the metabolic junk and re-opens your "plasticity windows." It physically restores your brain's capacity to absorb new information and form new connections back to the same peak level it was when you first woke up. People think skipping sleep makes them outwork the competition.

🚨 BREAKING: Researchers just proved that AI models can get "Brain Rot." And this might be the most disturbing AI paper of the year. Researchers took a standard large language model and simulated the human experience of doomscrolling. They fed the model months of viral, short-form, high-engagement social media posts. Then they watched its cognition collapse in real time. The results are terrifying: - Reasoning abilities fell by 23% - Long-context memory dropped by 30% - Personality tests showed massive spikes in narcissism and psychopathy But here is the part that should scare every AI company on earth. They tried to fix it. They took the doomscrolling AI and retrained it on clean, high-quality, academic data. It didn’t work. The damage didn't fully heal. The representational "rot" persisted deep inside the model's weights. It’s not just bad data leading to bad output. It’s bad data leading to permanent cognitive drift. We are training the next generation of intelligence on the entire internet. And the internet is rotting its brain.

🔗 Read the full study here: llm-brain-rot.github.io

this is the most honest thing i've read about startups all year.. a guy on reddit interviewed 12 micro-saas founders making $5k to $30k a month. he asked them how they actually found their idea. here is what they actually did:

@minchoi Remaining employees showcasing their skills today to avoid being laid off in the next round

🚨Oracle just sent layoff notices to 20,000 to 30,000 employees worldwide in wild 6 AM email. > 22% revenue gain this quarter > $50 billion planned AI data center > lays off ~18% of its global workforce > stock rises ~6% It's happening

🚨 BREAKING: Someone built an open-source MILITARY RADAR that tracks multiple targets up to 20km away. It’s called Aeris-10. It does 20km multi-target tracking and electronic beam steering. The exact same tech that costs $250,000+ to buy commercially. 100% Open Source.

Acess here: github.com/NawfalMotii79/…

@DattatrayN47378 it's easier for them to upgrade

@HowToAI_ lol you mean banks, stock exchanges, payment networks, governments, Pentagon, military systems, nuclear command, intelligence agencies, airports, satellites, cloud, data centers, hospitals, energy grids, water, basically everything… because it all runs on similar encryption

@MichaelAluya3 YES.

@HowToAI_ By slashing the requirement from millions of qubits down to just 1,200 logical qubits, Google has essentially moved the "Quantum Apocalypse" (Q-Day) from a distant sci-fi problem to a mid-term engineering goal.

@ns123abc @demishassabis unfortunately demis is not what u guys think

"Solve intelligence and use it to solve everything else" — @demishassabis We'll have AGI before I finish this book

@godofprompt compulsive liar

🚨 BREAKING: Claude Code source code just leaked Everyone says they went through 600K lines of the code The irony is that Claude itself went through 600K lines of the code and gave users the answers