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ChatGPT will organize your next book: how to find accurate recommendations
Tired of wasting hours searching for your next book? Although artificial intelligence companies have made headlines under controversial circumstances, such as cutting book covers to scan them quickly, this technology can actually help you. Instead of wandering aimlessly in stores or online, you can use ChatGPT to build a personalized reading list that will hit exactly your unique taste.

For the first time: Scientists confirm existence of matter not made of known particles
A scientific breakthrough in China has solved a long-standing physics mystery: researchers have definitively proven the existence of a new type of matter never before seen in nature. The achievement follows 15 years of research building on nearly five decades of theoretical study.

Floor renovation reveals 400-year-old treasure
A couple in England discovered a hoard of 17th-century gold and silver coins while excavating the floor of their old farmhouse.

Dramatic Testimony From a Former Pentagon Employee in New 'Alien Files'
A former Pentagon employee and his wife experienced an unusual encounter with an unidentified object hovering over their home in Colorado in October 2023. This testimony is included in the fifth wave of documents released by the Donald Trump administration.

Outrage in the US: Amazon Built Massive Data Center Without Public Knowledge
While data center construction often sparks public debate in US cities, the town of Gilroy, California, faced a unique controversy. As reported by The Wall Street Journal, Amazon began construction on a $2 billion project without informing local residents.

In the depths of the sea: The new station allowing scientists to live underwater
While many dream of space exploration, the deep sea remains largely a mystery. Four decades after the last US underwater research lab, private company DEEP is launching the sophisticated Vanguard station, enabling scientists to live and work beneath the waves.

A 2,500-year-old giant statue that defies ancient art conventions discovered
Archaeologists in the ancient city of Sardis, Turkey, have unearthed a rare, two-meter-tall marble statue from 2,500 years ago. The figure of a young man holding a fruit features a unique combination of garments, challenging established notions of regional ancient fashion.

Where do our memories disappear to, and how can they be retrieved?
We tend to think that a forgotten memory is like a file permanently deleted from a computer, but scientists have discovered that reality is much more complex. A new study published in the scientific journal Nature Neuroscience shows that in fruit flies, memories we thought had disappeared completely actually remain hidden deep in the brain, ready to come to life as soon as we receive the right...

Google Maps Upgrade: App Now Orders Food on Your Way Home
Soon, users won't need to switch between multiple apps to order food or plan commutes. Google is enhancing Google Maps with new artificial intelligence capabilities that allow for a variety of tasks—from food ordering to travel planning—without leaving the app.

Researchers used AI to create new viruses that did not exist in nature
Researchers from Stanford University have achieved a scientific breakthrough by using artificial intelligence to design "from scratch" completely new viruses. The creation process utilized principles similar to those of advanced language models like ChatGPT.

No need to worry about reception anymore: the accessory that will save you in the field
Imagine you are going on a trip into nature, moving away from the city, and suddenly discover that you have no cellular reception. In emergency situations, the inability to communicate with the outside world can become an especially stressful and dangerous moment. Satellite connectivity provides the only reliable solution that can save lives and offer a real safety net.

TikTok lays off 250 employees and closes a US office: "streamlining operations"
TikTok announced today (Thursday) the layoff of 250 employees and the closure of its offices in Nashville, Tennessee. As reported by The New York Times, the cuts affect, among others, the company's content moderation teams.

30,000 robots a year: the move that threatens to wipe out thousands of jobs
The fear of automotive workers regarding robot replacement is becoming a reality. Major automakers BMW and Hyundai have announced plans to integrate AI-powered humanoid robots into their production lines, sparking fierce opposition from labor unions.

Considering buying a home security camera? Here is the proof that it works
If you have considered paying hundreds of shekels for a home security camera or a smart video doorbell, you have surely asked yourself if this investment is truly worthwhile. It is easy to wonder if these small devices really do the job or if they only provide a false sense of security. Comprehensive studies in the field present unequivocal data: adding a security camera to your home does indeed...

Why water alone won't clean grease – and how soap saves the day
After cooking, one unpleasant task often remains: dealing with a pan covered in stubborn grease. Even hot water doesn't always work, as water is a polar liquid while fat is non-polar. This article explains how soap acts as a bridge between the two.

How the AI revolution could impact electricity and water bills
The largest technology companies in the United States are expected to spend more than $700 billion by the end of 2026 on computing infrastructure and artificial intelligence, nearly double the amount spent the previous year. Leading firms, including Amazon, Microsoft, Google, Meta, and Oracle, are known as "hyperscalers."

Israeli Pride: Sheba Named One of the World's Greenest Hospitals
Sheba Medical Center is the only Israeli hospital included in the World’s Greenest Hospitals 2026 ranking, compiled by Newsweek and the research firm Statista. The ranking evaluates the commitment of healthcare facilities worldwide to sustainable environmental management.

Google Maps Upgrade: New Feature Organizes Your Next Trip
Google Maps is launching a major update for its AI chat, Ask Maps. It now functions as a smart personal assistant that understands your plans and provides real-time recommendations.

15 Million People Used as Test Subjects: Shocking TikTok Exposure
Internal documents revealed in court expose the background of a major TikTok scandal. In 2021, the company intentionally excluded about 15 million US users from a safety update to measure how the transition to a safer system would impact screen time and engagement.

Former Rockstar developer: GTA 6 launch may be delayed to 2027
Fans are counting down to the launch of GTA 6, but a former Rockstar developer warns that the game could be delayed again, potentially pushing the release into 2027.

The mistake we all make when shopping online – and how to stop it in time
Have you ever searched Google for a pair of sneakers, and within minutes they appeared in your feed alongside a "limited time" discount and a recommendation for a jacket to complete the look? This has long been more than just digital advertising shown to everyone in the same way. Artificial intelligence is increasingly integrated into our shopping experience, learning our preferences and habits...

The AI wedding went out of control: "Can you shut up?"
Content creator Isaac Bilds thought it would be amusing to hold a wedding between two AIs. He assigned roles, chose names, and attempted to manage the vow ceremony, but within less than a minute, everything fell apart.

An end to fakes on WhatsApp: How to identify AI-generated content
How many times have you wondered if a photo or video on a WhatsApp channel is a real shot or just a successful AI forgery? In an era where AI tools are becoming more advanced, distinguishing reality from fiction is increasingly difficult. According to a report by WABetaInfo, the popular app will soon introduce a feature to help users identify AI-generated content in seconds.

Why Google is losing its top AI developers
Google's parent company, Alphabet, valued at $4 trillion, is facing a difficult strategic dilemma. While its cloud division reports an 82% revenue growth, the company is experiencing a significant wave of departures among key scientists, including Chief Scientist Jeff Dean, who is leaving after 27 years.

Study proves humanity is becoming less intelligent — here is the reason
Throughout the last century, average IQ scores worldwide rose consistently. However, a new study published in the journal "Intelligence" reveals the opposite: an analysis of hundreds of thousands of tests collected in the USA between 2006 and 2018 shows that scores have begun to decline.

A Revolution in Drug Development: Israeli Startup Raises $45 Million
Developing a new drug is one of the most time-consuming and expensive processes in medicine. Despite billions in investment, many drugs fail during clinical trials. The Israeli startup QuantHealth has secured $45 million to expand its artificial intelligence platform, which aims to optimize the planning and execution of clinical trials.

Towards a New Antibiotic: Research That May Transform the Fight Against Bacteria
In an era of rising antibiotic resistance, researchers at Indiana University have secured $2.2 million in grants. The funding aims to develop new strategies to combat infections, potentially paving the way for the next generation of antibiotic drugs.

iPhone Evolution: New Messaging Feature to Save You Time
How many times have you received an important request, promised to handle it later, and then completely forgotten? Apple is introducing a smart solution to organize your tasks directly within the Messages app.

Do you have a Galaxy? These are the innovations in the Samsung keyboard that are worth trying
If you have purchased a Samsung phone in recent years, it is likely that the first thing you did was replace the built-in keyboard with Google's Gboard. The Samsung keyboard was previously considered cumbersome, slow, and had a particularly frustrating autocorrect. However, in recent times, the company has carried out a quiet revolution, improved performance, and added advanced capabilities.

Tired of expensive photography equipment? Your home 3D printer can solve it
Photography is a hobby that can quickly turn into a bottomless pit of financial expenses. Amateurs and professionals alike are familiar with the endless pursuit of new lenses, expensive bodies, and accessories that drain the wallet. However, if you have a 3D printer at home, you can start producing a wide range of useful solutions yourself, saving money and opening up new possibilities.

Is your iPhone overheating? The TikTok tip that could ruin your device
Hot days are here, and with them the familiar, annoying phenomenon of a smartphone heating up in your hand. If you have recently encountered TikTok videos suggesting a quick fix, such as placing a hot iPhone in the refrigerator, you should stop immediately. Although this advice sounds logical, it is one of the most dangerous recommendations you could follow, potentially costing you dearly.

A revolution in tennis: how superstars are using artificial intelligence
Artificial intelligence is transforming how information is accessed, and the world's top tennis players are integrating these tools into their professional and personal lives. While some seek a competitive edge on the court, others use AI for daily tasks, despite growing skepticism and concerns within the tour.

Danube Levels Drop and Power Cut: The Extreme Crisis Gripping Europe
Hungary is facing a severe energy crisis after a harsh drought and intense heatwave pushed temperatures to record highs of 40 to 42 degrees Celsius. The unprecedented low water level of the Danube, which has exposed the riverbed, serves as a stark wake-up call regarding the reality of the climate crisis.

The Big Myth About Charging Your Phone Overnight: What’s Really True?
Many of us plug our phones in before bed and leave them charging until morning, but does this habit actually ruin the battery? The answer is more complex than commonly thought.

Google's Long-Standing Voice Assistant to Be Replaced by Gemini
Google has officially announced the retirement of Google Assistant in favor of its AI-powered Gemini. The transition will begin on September 4, 2026, affecting mobile devices, tablets, and wearables.

Musk explains why SpaceX is investing in artificial intelligence
Elon Musk’s SpaceX is entering the artificial intelligence race. In the company’s first investor call as a public entity, Musk defended a massive investment of nearly $16 billion in AI infrastructure during the second quarter of the year.

Gmail is Changing How You Send Messages
Many of us rely on our personal Gmail inbox as a central hub for all our email accounts. However, Google is set to discontinue a key feature for power users, which will significantly alter the way we manage multiple addresses.

Creatures unknown to science: The project in the Amazon that reveals a hidden world
The Amazon rainforest hides countless tiny and invisible creatures. Now, an innovative and unprecedented scientific project in Brazil is embarking on a comprehensive journey to count and identify all types of insects living in the forest — from the ground to the highest treetops.

Jaw-Dropping Innovation: Engineered Chewing Gum Targets Cancer-Linked Bacteria
Researchers at the University of Pennsylvania have developed an engineered chewing gum that targets microorganisms associated with head and neck cancers. The treatment eliminates harmful bacteria without damaging the mouth's natural, beneficial microbiome.

Telegram warns: How criminals are exploiting the app
If you tried to download Telegram from the Apple App Store on Monday night, you likely noticed it had vanished. The real reason behind the removal was a sophisticated extortion scheme that exploits a loophole in Apple's reporting system to target community administrators.