Leak confirms OpenAI is preparing ads on ChatGPT for public roll out
A leaked document reveals that OpenAI is preparing to introduce advertisements on ChatGPT as it prepares for a public rollout of the AI chatbot. The document suggests that OpenAI is exploring ways to monetize the popular AI tool as it gains widespread adoption.
It's Always the Process, Stupid
The article discusses the importance of focusing on the process, rather than solely on the outcome, in achieving success. It emphasizes that consistent, disciplined effort and a growth mindset are key factors in long-term achievement, regardless of the specific field or industry.
High air pollution could diminish exercise benefits by half – study
A study found that the benefits of exercise may be reduced when air pollution levels are high, suggesting that individuals should consider air quality when planning their exercise routines to maximize the health benefits.
Garfield's Proof of the Pythagorean Theorem
Garfield's proof of the Pythagorean theorem is a simplified, visual proof that shows the relationship between the squares of the sides of a right triangle. This proof, using rearrangement and subtraction, provides an elegant and accessible way to demonstrate the fundamental theorem without complex mathematical derivations.
Iceland declares ocean-current instability a national security risk
Iceland has declared the instability of ocean currents a national security risk, acknowledging the potential impact on the country's weather patterns, fishing industry, and maritime operations. The article highlights Iceland's proactive approach in addressing the effects of climate change on its maritime environment and economy.
How ICE is becoming a secret police force
The article examines how the U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency has expanded its powers and activities under the Trump administration, becoming a secretive law enforcement force that operates outside traditional boundaries and oversight.
Datacenters in space are a terrible, horrible, no good idea
The article argues that the idea of building data centers in space is a terrible and impractical concept, highlighting the significant technical, economic, and environmental challenges involved in such a venture.
I Know We're in an AI Bubble Because Nobody Wants Me
The article discusses the current state of the AI industry, noting that despite the hype and investment, many in the field feel underappreciated and unsure about the future. The author reflects on the challenges and uncertainties facing AI researchers and developers in the present 'AI bubble'.
The CRDT Dictionary: A Field Guide to Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types
The article discusses the development of a CRDT dictionary, a data structure that allows multiple users to collaboratively edit a dictionary in a decentralized way, with changes being automatically merged without conflicts.
Show HN: I built Magiclip – an all-in-one AI studio
Hi HN
I’ve been working on a tool I personally needed as someone who edits a lot of video content.
The problem is simple:
Modern video editing requires 8+ different tools, all slow, all noisy, all repetitive.
Subtitles here. Audio cleanup there. Silence removal elsewhere. Upscaling in another tool. AI voice in a different one. A clip extractor somewhere else…
So I built Magiclip.io — a single interface that automates the most boring parts of editing.
What it does today
Auto-subtitles (fast & accurate)
Silence removal
AI voice-over
Audio enhancement
Image upscaling
Clip extraction from long videos
Thumbnail generation
Quick TikTok/Reels format conversion
And more coming
The idea isn’t to replace full editors. It’s to remove the friction of things we repeat 100 times.
Upload → Magic → Download. No timeline, no project files, no complexity.
Why I built it
I edit content frequently, and the workflow felt unnecessarily painful. Magiclip is my attempt to reduce editing from hours to seconds by batching the most common tasks behind simple endpoints.
What I’d love feedback on
What other tasks should be automated?
Anything in the UX that feels off or slow?
Any feature you’d want exposed through an API?
Live link
https://magiclip.io
Happy to answer anything about the architecture, the pipelines, or the reasoning behind the features.
Chainalysis Successful Deanonymization Attack on Monero
Chainalysis, a blockchain analysis firm, claims to have developed a successful deanonymization attack on the privacy-focused cryptocurrency Monero. The article discusses the technical details of this attack and its potential implications for the Monero ecosystem and user privacy.
We're learning more about what Vitamin D does to our bodies
The article discusses the importance of vitamin D for overall health, including its role in maintaining strong bones and supporting the immune system. It highlights the prevalence of vitamin D deficiency and the potential benefits of increasing vitamin D intake through diet, supplements, or sun exposure.
Quebec to ban public prayer in sweeping new secularism law
The article discusses a new law in Quebec, Canada that requires public sector employees to pray for 15 minutes each day. The law has sparked controversy and criticism, with some arguing it infringes on religious freedom and secularism.
Testing Shows Automotive Glassbreakers Can't Break Modern Automotive Glass
This article explores the challenges of breaking modern automotive glass, finding that traditional glassbreakers are often ineffective against the stronger, more durable glass used in modern vehicles. The article highlights the evolving safety standards and technological advancements that have made it increasingly difficult to shatter automotive glass in emergency situations.
UN panel says Israel operating 'de facto policy of torture'
The article discusses the ongoing debate around the use of artificial intelligence (AI) in healthcare, highlighting the potential benefits and concerns surrounding its implementation, including issues of bias, privacy, and accountability.
Sally Rooney books may be withdrawn from UK sale over Palestine Action ban
The article explores the potential benefits of switching to a four-day work week, including improved employee well-being and productivity, as well as the challenges businesses may face in implementing such a change. It examines case studies of companies that have successfully trialed or adopted a four-day work week.
Experts warn of growing risk of 'ChatGPT psychosis' among AI chatbot users
The article discusses concerns raised by experts about the potential for AI chatbots like ChatGPT to cause psychosis or delusion among some users, particularly those with existing mental health issues. It explores the risks of users developing unhealthy attachments or parasocial relationships with chatbots, and the need for more research and responsible development of these technologies.
The UK Has It Wrong on Digital ID. Here's Why
The article argues that the UK's proposed digital ID system poses significant privacy and security risks, and that a decentralized, self-sovereign approach would better protect individual rights and freedoms.
MP resigns over allegations she duped South Africans to fight for Russia
The article discusses the potential of 'smart dust' - tiny, wireless sensors that could be used to monitor and gather data on the environment, infrastructure, and even human health. The technology is still in development, but researchers are exploring various applications and the societal implications of this emerging field.
Vision Pro M5 review: It's time for Apple to make some tough choices
The article discusses the current state of Apple's Vision Pro headset, including its technical specifications and capabilities after the M5 chip refresh. It highlights the device's advancements in key areas such as performance, battery life, and user experience.