IT companies hiring writers and poets to improve artificial intelligence

IT companies are actively hiring writers and poets to correct the mistakes of artificial intelligence. Vacancies are being offered to dramatists, writers, and other authors with a doctorate or master's degree in philosophy, as well as specialists with a general humanities education. Companies state that they will write short stories on a given topic to use them in generative language models. Employees will also review the already prepared texts.

First Drug to Slow Alzheimer's Disease Approved in Japan

Japan has approved the first drug, Leqembi, to slow the progression of Alzheimer's disease. Leqembi is designed to reduce the buildup of beta-amyloid proteins in the brain of Alzheimer's patients. The studies conducted on Leqembi have shown that the drug slows down memory and cognitive decline by approximately 27% after 18 months of treatment in patients with early stages of the disease.

Scientists restore walking ability to mice with spinal cord injuries

Scientists have restored the ability to walk to mice with spinal cord injuries by regenerating axons, the nerve fibers that transmit electrical signals throughout the body.

Hyundai Introduces the Mobile Eccentric Droid: A Revolutionary Robotic Cart

Hyundai has announced the Mobile Eccentric Droid, a four-wheeled contraption capable of transporting various loads across uneven terrain without losing coordination. The MobED can transport practically anything, with examples provided by Hyundai including a pyramid of glasses with beverages, a baby stroller, and its most realistic use-case of transporting displays. This option can be utilized in airports, museums, galleries, or during sporting events.

The Most Cautious Millionaire in the USA

In the USA, the most cautious millionaire has been found. 45-year-old IT millionaire Brian Johnson spends up to 2 million dollars a year on rejuvenation and wants to preserve 'eternal youth.' In addition to this, he is insanely afraid of a ridiculous death. Therefore, when he gets in his car, he recites his accident mantra and does not exceed 25 km/h, spending 2-3 times more time on the road.

Sheep accidentally eat almost 300 kilograms of cannabis in Greece

A flock of sheep in Greece consumed nearly 300 kilograms of cannabis. The sheep were out for a walk when it started raining heavily, forcing them to seek shelter. They stumbled upon a safe place, which turned out to be a greenhouse filled with marijuana. Witnesses say that when the sheep were found, they were jumping much higher than usual.

Enhancing Self-Esteem through Self-Compassion

Self-esteem can be compared to the human immune system, as it protects us from internal pain and makes us emotionally resilient. That's why it is important to take care of our self-esteem. Healing self-esteem can be achieved through self-compassion. If you feel the urge to criticize yourself, simply do one exercise. Imagine that your friend is suffering from the same problem, write them a letter expressing words of support and empathy. Then, read the letter. These are the words you need to speak to yourself.

Happiness and Kindness: The Key to a Fulfilling Life

Happy people are not mean. When someone hurts us, they are most likely deeply unhappy themselves. Happy people do not act rudely in lines, argue in transportation, or gossip about colleagues. Happy people exist in a different reality. It means nothing to them. Only a truly happy person can rejoice in another person's happiness, while only a deeply unhappy person finds joy in someone else's misfortunes.

Horoscope for September 26

Libra: Thanks to friendliness, you will be able to find like-minded people, new friends, partners. Scorpio: Fate will throw you a real challenge. If you take yourself in hand and use your head, you will be able to overcome everything. Sagittarius: Today you may encounter obstacles, but the main task is not to give up. Capricorn: Plan your budget so as not to be left penniless in the near future. Aquarius: It is worth restoring your strength. And you can only do this by resting well. Pisces: Your energy will be on top, so you can confidently take on all tasks.

Horoscope for September 26

Aries: It is very important to maintain a balance. Work is important, but do not forget about rest. Taurus: The day will be favorable for financial investments. Gemini: You will be in the center of attention all day. Cancer: Show understanding towards your close ones. Leo: You will be busy with work matters all day, which will soon significantly improve your financial situation. Virgo: The day is perfect for gaining useful skills. It can be something completely new.

Japanese pharmaceutical company promises a breakthrough tooth regrowth drug

Japanese pharmaceutical company Toregem BioPharma has achieved success in developing a drug that stimulates the growth of new teeth. Currently, the studies are in the initial stage of testing. Intermediate results have been achieved on laboratory ferrets. Scientists are basing their research on the fact that humans have embryos that potentially can develop into teeth. Trials on adult humans are scheduled to begin in July of next year.

Man Receives Pig Heart in Second Historic Transplant

A 58-year-old American man, Lawrence Faucett, needed an urgent heart transplant, but his condition prevented him from receiving a human donor organ. In a unique procedure, surgeons from the University of Maryland implanted a genetically modified pig organ into the patient. Remarkably, the man is not experiencing acute rejection of the transplant and remains conscious, able to breathe and communicate with his loved ones.

Discovery of Unknown Deep-Sea Virus in the Mariana Trench

A previously unidentified virus has been found at the bottom of the Mariana Trench, baffling scientists. Chinese researchers explored the deepest trench on the planet, collecting sediment from a depth of 8.9 km, where they discovered vB_HmeY_H4907. They believe that an entire family of these deep-sea viruses resides at the ocean floor.

Global warming threatens beer shortage

Global warming could lead to a shortage of beer. The head of the Japanese brewing company Asahi has stated that deteriorating climate conditions are reducing barley harvests and impacting the quality of hops, which results in increased grain and malt prices. If this trend continues, a beer shortage could occur worldwide within the next 30 years, affecting the availability of 'liquid gold'.

NFT Tokens: The Rise and Fall

Non-fungible tokens (NFTs) are dead. Currently, 95% of NFTs have no value, according to Business Insider. Research has shown that out of the 73,000 existing collectible tokens, 69,000 are worthless. These useless assets are owned by 23 million people. Many took NFTs as collateral for their real property, believing that they would have a promising future and could resell these worthless images at a 6000% inflated price. Now, these individuals are essentially bankrupt.

Rare Fish Rediscovered in Australia

In Australia, a fish with fins, which was considered extinct, was accidentally found. Scientists identified the creature as the Spotted Handfish Brachionichthys hirsutus. The last time this endangered marine animal was seen was 20 years ago. Currently, researchers are trying to save the fish from complete extinction. Artificial spawning habitats are being created for them instead of natural habitats, and a separate population is being bred in aquariums.

Obesity to Affect 20% of the World's Population by 2025

By 2025, 20% of the global population will suffer from obesity. According to the Institute of Statistical Research and Economics, 18% of men and 21% of women, as well as 205 million children aged 5 to 19, will have weight problems.

Man Fined $1500 for Surfing with a Python in Australia

A man from Queensland, Australia, has been fined $1500 for surfing with a python. The resident was riding the waves with a pet snake hanging around his neck or perched on the edge of his surfboard, and the authorities did not appreciate this extreme leisure activity. The authorities stated that swimming and surfing are unnatural for snakes and can potentially induce abnormal behavior.

Scientists create bacteria that break down plastic in the ocean

Bioengineers from North Carolina have taken bacteria Vibrio natriegens and Ideonella sakaiensis and genetically modified them to create a microorganism capable of degrading polyethylene terephthalate in saltwater. It is possible that this microorganism will help eradicate the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.

Chinese Scientists Halt Pig-Human Hybrid Experiment

Chinese scientists came close to creating pig-human hybrids. Researchers from Guangzhou took pig embryos, removed several genes from their DNA, and replaced them with human ones. The experiment continued for almost a month, after which bioengineers abruptly terminated it. It was discovered that human cells were found in the brains of pigs, leading to the need to conclude the experiment.