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A powerful Windows speed booster — cleans your system of junk and unnecessary features in one click. RyTuneX helps optimize Windows 10 and Windows 11: removes junk, disables tracking, reduces system load, and frees up resources. Features: — Removes unnecessary Windows applications; — Disables telemetry and data collection; — Optimizes the system and reduces resource consumption; — Displays detailed hardware and system information. Everything is organized into tabs: optimization, cleaning, privacy, and Windows feature management. Perfect for those who want to quickly optimize the OS and speed up their PC without manually tweaking dozens of settings. Get it here.

Watch the video generated on the Seedance 2 model. This isn't just a video; it's some kind of metaphysics. I still doubt this model will be released anytime soon, like the first version of Sora did. Traditional film and effects creation is a huge market, and Byte Dance is destroying this tradition, and behind this "tradition" is huge Hollywood money. They won't give it up so easily. One possible scenario is selling the model under certain conditions.

"High-quality sound" enthusiasts and audiophiles couldn't distinguish music transmitted through copper wire from... banana and mud. The diyAudio forum conducted a fun test: participants were asked to listen to the same tracks and guess what they were played on. The options included an original CD recording, professional copper wire, 20 cm of wet mud, and a 13-cm banana. Only 6 out of 43 answers were correct. A good song sounds good on a banana too.

PDFs are no longer a problem: PDF-Extract-Kit 1.0 has been released — a neural network extracts tables, fields, numbers, and text from PDFs and transforms them into a neat structure. Suitable for invoices, contracts, scientific articles, and any messy documents where you previously had to copy everything by hand. The tool is very useful: students can quickly extract citations, tables, and bibliographies from educational PDFs. Regular users can extract the necessary data from receipts, questionnaires, and contracts without copying them manually. Freelancers and office workers can transform jumbled documents into neat tables and notes in a couple of clicks. Turning PDFs into order — here.

Anthropic released Claude Opus 4.6, a model with a million tokens. The new version scores 82.7% on the SWE-bench benchmark. It also shows strong results in agent tasks. The main feature is a context window with a capacity of 1 million tokens. This is the first model in the Opus line with this capacity. Available to paid subscribers.

Neural networks can now rent a human – a freelance marketplace called Rent a Human has appeared for AI agents. On this platform, an AI can hire a human to perform tasks it cannot handle itself. Available options include experienced CEOs, programmers, specialists in solving CAPTCHAs or performing the task of "touching grass," and even... an OnlyFans model. AI won't conquer humanity, it will rent it.

Waypoint-1: An Open-Source Real-Time Game World Generator Overworld, a startup founded by former members of the Stability AI research team, has open-sourced Waypoint-1—two models (2.3B and 6.1B) for generating interactive worlds based on text prompts. They also raised $4.5 million in a pre-seed round. I tried it, and overall, it looks like any other real-time diffusion world generator. Nothing groundbreaking, but it's open source! But the main feature is performance: the entry-level model can run on consumer GPUs, delivering 30 FPS with a 4-step generation and a whopping 60 FPS with a 2-step generation at 360p. By the way, here's something funny: to collect data, developers pay $5 per hour for recording gameplay of a whole range of games using their special software.