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In China, “robot schools” are opening en masse, preparing humanoids to work in factories and as domestic servants. They are taught to pack parcels, prepare food, clean, and perform household tasks. Each robot is supervised by at least two people who correct its movements and help it memorize the correct scenarios for action. The goal is simple: to close the gap in training data for AI. The best “graduates” will go to real factories. The training period is over, and now it's time for adult robot life.

🚀 OpenAI has introduced GPT Image 1.5, a major update to ChatGPT Images. The focus of the new version is not only on generation, but also on precise editing for real business tasks. What has really been improved: → Point editing: you can add, delete, and change objects without breaking the light, composition, or characters. → High-quality text and caption generation, even in small fonts. → Noticeably better face recognition and rendering, including in group photos. → More accurate following of complex instructions. → fewer artifacts and glitches in generations → several times faster performance The model is built on GPT-5.2, and it is no longer necessary to write long prompts to work with images — the interface now features ready-made styles and presets for quick processing of visual content. Access is gradually being opened up to all users, including those on the free plan.

Qwen now has a tutor mode: the chatbot helps with homework, collects online courses and quizzes to reinforce the material. Through Learn Mode, the bot engages in dialogue and encourages you to find solutions on your own. It adapts to your current level of knowledge on the fly. Try it for free at the link.

Microsoft has released VibeVoice, a model for generating speech from text in real time. VibeVoice allows you to create long dialogues with multiple participants at once, and the virtual voices can even sing. You can take any text and generate an hour-long podcast. Test it here.

Getting the most out of the new GPT-5.2 — OpenAI has released an official guide to model prompting. Inside, you'll find ready-made prompts, tips, and best use cases — all of which can be adapted to suit your needs. Learn and level up — here.

Turn any audio into studio-quality recording — the Auphonic service will give you crystal clear sound, even if your neighbor is drilling in the background. — Supports all popular video and audio formats; — You can remove background noise, moments of silence, or cut out “umms”; — Can handle even the most messed-up recordings; — Can separate vocals and music in a song; — FREE: 2 hours of processing per month for free. This is what you've been looking for — get it here

UFC fights with robots are getting closer — Unitree has already conducted a test sparring match between the humanoid Unitree H2 and the more compact G1. So far, these are just training scenes, but it is clear that engineers are seriously working on the balance, reaction, and coordination of the robots. If the pace continues, the first real fighting shows featuring machines may appear before we have time to prepare our bets.

The Chinese have created Nano Banana for video editing — Kling's O1 neural network has been released. It's literally a Swiss Army knife: the model can generate videos from text, photos, and video references, change styles, combine or replace objects in the frame, and even remove watermarks. Bookmark it here.

🚀 Claude Opus 4.5 from Anthropic is out — a new-generation model focused on the most difficult tasks: coding, agent workflows, Excel automation, and deep multi-step logic. 🔥 In early tests, Opus 4.5 outperformed Gemini 3 Pro and GPT 5.1 (on engineering tasks/coding), according to Anthropic. 📊 In short: for those who work with code, automation, and agents, this model is taking the lead.