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ChatGPT was connected to NASA: the guy put together a custom model that works with satellite and telescope data. The neural network can find cosmic photos for any day since 1995, including images of all known galaxies. He will tell you in clear language what is depicted in these frames.

🔭 High School Student Received $250k for Discovering 1.5 Million Space Objects with the Help of AI Matteo Paz, an 18-year-old high school student from California, has been interested in astronomy since childhood. From the age of 15, he took part in the space exploration programs for high school students at Caltech. Under the guidance of his Caltech mentor, astronomer Dave Kirkpatrick, Matteo developed the VARnet model, which identifies variable cosmic objects such as supermassive black holes and supernovae. Matteo's project won a prestigious science competition for high school students with a $250,000 prize.  Paz applied the algorithm to process a huge amount of data (more than 200 terabytes) collected for 10.5 years by the now-retired infrared telescope NEOWISE. The telescope primarily observed asteroids near Earth but also detected many distant space objects that flashed, pulsated, or dimmed during eclipses. After analyzing the archived dataset, Paz's algorithm identified 1.5 million previously unknown objects. The results are still awaiting verification, and the complete catalog will be released by the end of the year. The AI model is in the public domain and potentially suitable for other research. According to Mateo, it can be useful for analyzing the stock market, atmospheric effects, and other phenomena where the information similarly comes in a time series. Mateo dreams of continuing his research and, in the future, properly measuring the rate of expansion of the universe, challenging our understanding of its origin. Mateo recently got his first paid job—at his mentor's research center for various NASA projects at Caltech.

❤️🔥 Tinder Teaches Flirting with AI Tinder has launched an AI-powered game to help players improve their flirting abilities. The goal is to chat with an AI persona and convince them to go on a date. The game runs on GPT-4o and GPT-4o mini; the interaction is voice-only. Tinder assures users that conversations will not be used to train AI models. At the end of the chat, users receive a score on a three-point scale, along with detailed feedback and tips for improving their conversation skills. Players get only five sessions per day to encourage them to focus on real-life connections. According to the creators, the game isn't meant to replace real conversations—it's designed to build confidence. The game is currently only available for iOS users in the U.S.

Cosmonautics Day is celebrated today. On this day 64 years ago, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin became the first man to conquer space.

The composer's brain was revived and connected to an AI to "write" music again. It emits neural signals that turn into sound in real time. A team of neuroscientists has grown a mini-organ from the cells of Alvin Lucier, who died in 2021. This brain was connected to electrodes that transmit signals to brass plates with built-in speakers. The records sound when the organoid is active. At the same time, he hears and understands the surrounding sounds and adjusts the sound to them.

The brain of action game gamers works faster than that of those who don't play. The study involved 28 gamers and 19 non-gamers. They were given the task of determining the direction of movement of points on the screen. The gamers coped faster, and their dorsal visual system, the area responsible for rapid orientation and decision—making, was more active.

Apple may return the ability to flip the iPhone to a horizontal position along with the icons.

An Apple employee was spotted in Singapore taking photos on foot for Apple Maps. The funniest thing is the reaction of users. Enjoy: - That moment when your secret technology is a backpack and a guy named Steve. - They pay for sports, a total win! - Can't they afford a scooter? - I need this job! - Wait, does anyone actually use Apple Maps? It seems like the easiest way to start a career at Apple has been found.

A computer from the TV series "Separation" has appeared on the Apple website. The same Lumon Terminal Pro can be found in the Mac section. It is impossible to buy a device for mysterious "macro data cleaning". This is how Apple promotes a video about the behind-the-scenes "Separation". We are watching the video here, we need to press the blue Watch the film button.