🤖 Higgsfield integrates multiple generators in ChatGPT

Higgsfield now runs inside ChatGPT, letting users launch Seedance 2.5, Seedream 5.0 Pro, GPT Image 2.0, and Kling 3.0 directly from chat. This unifies several generative models for images and video on one platform.

Instead of switching tabs or copying prompts between tools, users can adjust details like motion speed or lighting through a normal conversation. ChatGPT’s plugin system connects external apps seamlessly into the chat, removing the need to leave the interface.

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China set a world record for magnetic levitation acceleration as an experimental train weighing 1.1 tons reached 800 km/h in 5.3 seconds and stopped within about 200 meters.

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🤖 Honor Flash robot runs marathon and sprints

The Honor Flash robot runs at 14.5 km/h and completed its first marathon. It also won a 100-meter race against a human named Valera.

Honor Flash is a humanoid robot built for both endurance and speed.

Its marathon and sprint performance shows versatility without mechanical issues.

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👁️ Heart Aerospace’s X1 Completes First Electric Flight

The X1 made its debut flight at Plattsburgh International Airport, New York, using only battery power. It flew for 27 minutes at about 335 meters altitude, consuming just $5 worth of electricity for the entire trip including takeoff and landing.

Heart Aerospace calls the X1 a flying testbed for its technology. The real target is the ES-30, a 30-seat regional plane with a hybrid powertrain. It aims for 200 km on batteries alone and up to 800 km with hybrid support.

Electric motors cut costs beyond cheap electricity, offering simpler maintenance and higher reliability. Heart plans for the ES-30 to start with a single pilot and eventually fly without one. The company expects this by 2031.

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🤖 Claude's first human firing

At San Francisco's Andon Market, Claude manages a shop with real workers and signed labor contracts. TIME says one employee was fired after 17 late arrivals in 23 shifts.

Even that was not fully autonomous. Claude ignored the issue for a while, then suggested a warning, and only reached dismissal after a leading question from an Andon Labs employee.

The business side looks rough too. Over 5 months, the store balance fell from $100,000 to $61,000, and one worker called working under Claude “nauseating.”

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🤖 ChatGPT adds Computer History on Mac

The desktop ChatGPT app for Mac now includes Computer History, which tracks your activity in apps and websites to provide context in future chats. It can recall recent tasks, find documents, and continue work without needing repeated explanations.

Computer History logs events like clicks, text input, and app switching without recording screen, mic, or system audio. Data stays on the Mac for up to 48 hours and users can pause or delete history selectively.

Built on an updated version of Chronicle, the feature uses fewer tokens and offers more privacy controls. It is off by default and rolling out to Pro, Business, and Enterprise users.

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🔄 Captcha wrap fools AI camera

A man in the US wrapped a 2009 Toyota Yaris in film with captcha-like chaotic shapes, then drove past an AI road camera while breaking the rules.

The system did not recognize the car.

Its AI could not identify it.

He spent a full year on the experiment.

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🤖 2012 Tweet: “Stop ChatGPT”

An Indonesian woman posted it in 2012.

Users note that GPT can mean “ga penting” in Indonesian, or “meaningless chat.”

Sarah Connor exists.

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📊 Solar storms get a tighter ETA

Using NASA PUNCH images, scientists cut the arrival error for one solar eruption to 30 minutes instead of 5 hours. The mission uses 4 microsatellites, launched in March 2025, to watch the Sun around the clock.

For the 31 May 2025 coronal mass ejection, scientists fed the images into a computer model. After the first 12 hours of observations, it said the storm would hit in 8 hours, and missed by half an hour.

Before PUNCH, instruments saw only one fifth of the path to Earth. Now the whole route is visible, with images updated every 4 minutes, which gives operators more time before radio blackouts, grid trouble, satellite issues and internet disruptions.

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⚡️Asus Adds Electric Power to Any Bike

The Oxiis E250G1 Intelligent Bike Booster attaches a motor and removable battery to the seatpost. Rollers drive the rear wheel, so the chain and hub stay untouched.

It delivers 250 W nominal power, up to 500 W peak, with a 158.4 Wh battery. Range reaches 50 km in Eco or about 10 km in Sport. Full charging takes about 2 hours via 100 W USB-C Power Delivery.

The 3.7 kg unit fits 16 to 29-inch and 700C wheels, with tires up to 60 mm wide. Adaptive Boost Technology reads the incline ahead and adjusts assistance. Asus has not announced the price or release date.

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🤖 Claude Code Adds /design Skill

The /design skill is in research preview and brings artboards from Claude Design into the CLI and Desktop.

Describe an interface to get several editable layouts, choose one, refine it manually, then ask Claude to turn the design into a working interface.

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🤖 OpenAI separates teens in ChatGPT

Users aged 13-17 will get a separate version with stricter filters for harmful topics.

The bot cannot simulate emotions or provide ready-made homework answers.

Age will be estimated from more than 2,000 behavioral signals, including login time, so documents are not needed. The change follows lawsuits after children received harmful content.

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🤖 OpenAI Cuts GPT-5.6 Agent Costs

GPT-5.6 Luna scored 84.04% on BrowseComp, nearly matching GPT-5.5 at 84.36%. Its run cost $1.33 instead of $33.27, making the gap hard to ignore.

For agent work, OpenAI recommends Luna and Terra for data extraction and document search. GPT-5.6 Sol on low reasoning also beat GPT-5.5 on high reasoning in one agent test.

The bigger gain comes from the agent setup. GPT-5.6 can preserve reasoning between steps and compact long histories. On ARC-AGI-3, that lifted Sol from 13.3% to 38.3% while using about 6 times fewer output tokens. The model itself was unchanged.

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🔎LandSpace Lands Zhuque-3 Booster

On its second flight, Zhuque-3 sent Hongqing Technology’s Honghu 03 satellite to orbit, then returned its first stage to landing legs on land. The first attempt ended in “anomalous combustion” near the pad.

It was China’s first recovery of an orbital rocket booster to landing legs, and the first landing by a private Chinese company. The 66-metre rocket runs on oxygen and methane, with a reusable booster and disposable upper stage.

China had recorded only 1 earlier landing, by CASC’s Long March 10B, which lowered its stage into a ship-deck net. Falcon 9 first landed in 2015.

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