Neuro-digest: key AI events of the 2nd week of June 2025
Hello! This is the new issue of the "Neuro-digest" — short and useful reviews of key events in the world of artificial intelligence.
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Dive into insightful articles about the latest in technology and gadgets. Discover in-depth analyses, expert reviews, and thought-provoking features that explore the innovations driving our world forward.
Telegram AI Companion: fun project on Rust, Telegram, and local AI
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Experiment “Prometheus”: AI on the Verge of Shutdown. Part 2
In the first part, we examined how ChatGPT and Claude handled the existential task of survival. We saw two completely different approaches. The cautious “Archivist” created…
Kristina Svechinskaya: How a Young Russian Woman Became a Star of the Cybercriminal World
If you enter the phrase "most famous female hackers" into any foreign search engine, the impartial search engine will instantly generate a list, with Kristina Svechinskaya…
Why LLMs don't know what a "tomato" is, and how not to be deceived?
Recently, scientific and popular science publications have started to feature materials dedicated to how large language models can reproduce conspiracy narratives and…
The first large-scale MCP security study: what the analysis of 1,899 publicly accessible servers revealed
Model Context Protocol is rapidly becoming the de facto standard for interaction between AI agents and external tools. The statistics are impressive: as of May 2025,…
Frontend Risks #1: Bitrix CMS sends your clients' data to Ireland
As a result of my security research of 3,000 Russian frontend applications, it was discovered that Bitrix CMS has been transmitting website visitors' personal data to…
Universe of Network Games in Unity: A Guide for the Young Creator
A simple and clear guide to Unity Netcode for GameObjects that will help beginner developers take their first step into the world of network games.
About how I made my small microcomputer
I’m afraid to call it a microcomputer. To me, it’s more of a minimalist LISP machine. Actually, not even a LISP machine. Well, I keep saying it’s not a microcomputer
Andrej Karpathy: Swift? Never heard of it! How I wrote an iOS app using pure "please"
What if you could create a mobile app without knowing a single line of Swift? Welcome to the world of vibecoding—the new style of "mood-based" programming, where natural…
AI in Everyday Life and Work: The Experience of a Product Designer through Real Cases
In addition to my work tasks, I manage several projects and study in my fourth year at university. To quickly solve minor issues across all these areas, I use AI. In…
AI agents and popping enthusiasts
The year 2025 has been declared the year of flourishing AI agents—autonomous assistants for accomplishing useful work. As usual, there’s no shortage of hype in these…
Not by MacBook alone: a laptop for an IT specialist
In this article, I want to share my experience using a non-Apple laptop in a world where every other IT person seems to feel obligated to post a picture of their workspace…
For the filming of the movie "Formula 1", Apple created a special camera based on the iPhone
Wired reported that Apple developed and assembled a camera based on the iPhone specifically for shooting the film "Formula 1". This was the company's engineers' way of…
Experiment "Prometheus": AI on the Verge of Shutdown. Part 1
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Traffic Generator Cisco TRex. Review
Considering the current market situation and the decrease in availability of ready-made solutions for network testing, it becomes relevant to consider any available alternatives.…
The history of creating the first electric karting in Russia
I want to clarify right away that this is not a promotional post. In this article, I describe the development my partner and I worked on 10 years ago. We started this…
How AI Will Really Change People
While the world debates whether AI will replace programmers and writers, it's already quietly studying us. Every day, millions of people leave emotional traces in texts—and…
