Couples who are not officially married in the UK want to be granted the right to claim a share of property after a separation. The government is preparing the relevant changes.
Elon Musk said he had discovered 14 “money-making computers” in the U.S. government. According to him, these systems do what literally transfers funds from nowhere.
“I call a ‘money-making computer’ any computer that can create money out of thin air.
That is what ‘magic money’ is. It just makes payments. Most of these systems are in the Department of the Treasury. There are a few in the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS), one or two in the State Department, and several more in the Department of Defense.
I think we found 14 such ‘money-making computers.’ They just send money from nowhere.”
The project of a “green” ferry in Scotland, which was initially estimated at £97 million, ultimately cost taxpayers nearly £500 million. Now they plan to spend another £600,000 on attracting specialized consultants, since the ship’s crew needs training to work with imported liquefied natural gas.
At the same time, the LNG itself is purchased abroad, delivered via Kent, and then transported hundreds of miles to Scotland on trucks running on diesel fuel. As a result of all these logistics chains, the savings in carbon dioxide—according to the most optimistic estimates—amount to less than 9%. The entire initiative turned into a wasted expenditure of public funds to enrich a private business.
A Chinese startup raised $3 million to create an AI for mosquitoes. The device will be able to scan the environment, find targets, and eliminate them using a high-powered laser. The developers claim it will destroy up to 30 mosquitoes per second at a distance of up to 3 meters.
A major Canadian truck factory will close for 2 days so employees can play GTA VI. “GTA VI is out, but nobody’s planning on working anyway,” the plant’s CEO explained.
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Jeff Bezos’ ex-wife, Mackenzie Scott, donated $26.3 billion to charity, becoming one of the largest philanthropists in history. She wanted to make the world a better place, but the effectiveness of her spending remains in question.
According to the World Food Programme, around $10 billion a year is needed to save the world from hunger.
Scott’s donations dissolved into a bottomless barrel. She gave the money to American food banks, where people who don’t want to work and those living on welfare often eat; charitable foundations raised staff salaries and paid for expensive rent; LGBTQ representatives received the funds; universities invested the money in stocks and bonds. The impact of the $26 billion spent remains a mystery.
A shortage of operational memory may have been artificially created — a class action lawsuit has been filed in the US against Samsung, Micron, and SK Hynix. The manufacturers are accused of cutting DRAM supply in order to raise prices. If the allegations are confirmed, the companies face payments to customers. $SPORTFUN $BIO $ASTER
A new BMW X5 was spotted online a day before the premiere.
Judging by the photos, the SUV will become an enlarged version of the iX3. At the same time, one difference is noticeable inside—a second passenger display.
The global premiere of the new generation BMW X5 is scheduled for tomorrow.
Hyundai unveiled a new Elantra with an AI assistant and automatic parking — starting from $12,000.
The new model features a hybrid 1.6-liter engine producing 155 hp or a naturally aspirated 2.0-liter engine with 147 hp. Inside, there’s a 14.6-inch display, a Bang & Olufsen audio system, two wireless chargers, and a 100W USB-C port.
The main feature is the Gleo AI assistant, which can hold a conversation like ChatGPT and remembers the context of the interaction. The car can also park itself—control the feature is available via a smartphone.
🇺🇸 At Galaxy Research, the likelihood of the CLARITY Act being adopted by the end of 2026 was reduced from 60% to 50%, citing tight timelines in the U.S. Senate and limited progress in negotiations.
According to analyst Alex Thorne, the lowered expectations are due mainly to timing rather than the bill’s content. The bill has been on the Senate legislative calendar since June 1, but no date for consideration has been set, and a single text for the Banking and Agriculture committees has not been published. $BIO $AAVE $SPORTFUN
In 30 seconds, a neural network created a kidnapping plan for a legislator and drained bank accounts. Andrew Garbarino, chair of the House Committee on Homeland Security, said that the Anthropic Mythos model, during a closed briefing, found a vulnerability in the banking system, emptied customers’ accounts, and then identified and fixed the vulnerability. The scenario showed that after bypassing restrictions, the model formulated a plan to kidnap a legislator.
Video games reduce the risk of depression and improve emotional well-being. Researchers associate the most positive effects with open-world games, which develop decision-making skills and help people cope with stress more easily.
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