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🇮🇹 Switch 2 Jailbroken on Latest Firmware Developer pepsipu built a software-only, tethered jailbreak for the Nintendo Switch 2 running the latest firmware, 23.0.1. It lets users run their own code with the privileges of ordinary system modules and the file-system module, which is enough to mod games and dig into the console's internals. He showed it off by adding new characters to Mario Kart World. The AI agent Codex helped find the way in: a 32-bit integer overflow in the BASIC interpreter of SmileBASIC, a game for the first Switch, which let data be changed outside the array. Hajhamid then chained other bugs in the file-system module to get his own code running with those system privileges. Do you have a Nintendo Switch? ❤️ — Yes 🔥 — No

🤖 Unitree Revealed the H2-X Bodyguard Robot It was specially designed for security. The android knows kung fu, can dent a car with a single punch, and is capable of lifting a light vehicle. It looks like robot fighting will hit a whole new level soon.

📱 Hello, Laggy Android Chinese manufacturers are reportedly preparing to cut RAM in their new smartphones. According to an insider, most budget phones will come with 4 GB of RAM, with 6 GB reserved for the top-tier models. The mid-range segment is getting cuts too: 8 GB instead of 12 GB. Some brands have even started buying used smartphones to desolder memory chips from older devices. Do you have enough RAM in your smartphone? ❤️ — Yes! 🔥 — No...

🚀 Japan Launches Mission to Bring Back a Piece of Martian Moon Phobos Japan has launched a mission to bring soil back to Earth from Phobos, a moon of Mars, for the first time. The MMX probe is expected to return about 10 grams of samples in 2031. The spacecraft will arrive at Mars in August 2027 and will spend several years studying Phobos and the second moon, Deimos. In 2029, a mini-rover will land on Phobos. It will examine the surface, choose a landing spot, and collect soil.

💸 Vienna Gets a Monument to Satoshi Nakamoto The sculpture depicts a seated hacker with a laptop and is made of 61 thin stainless steel layers. From the side, it is clearly visible, but head-on it almost disappears, symbolizing the anonymity of Bitcoin's creator. The hacker stereotype is deliberate: it pays tribute to the developers who built Bitcoin's global ecosystem. The project began as street art by Italian artist Valentina Picozzi, who has been working with Bitcoin as a theme since 2012. Her "21 Nodes" series plans 21 sculptures worldwide, and the first went up in Lugano in October 2024.

🎥 Actor Mark Wahlberg Wants to Continue Acting After His Death — With the Help of an AI Clone Actor and investor Mark Wahlberg has no objection whatsoever to his AI clone continuing his on-screen career after his death. "It would be cool that my children or my grandchildren could be in charge of my likeness and my image, and hopefully put me in some good movies," said Wahlberg. The actor is even ready to sign up for CAA Vault, a private "digital vault" run by the Hollywood agency where celebrities use scanning technology to capture their bodies, faces, movements, and voices to create AI replicas. The actor also has no objection if the animated series Ted, in which he voices one of the main characters, continues to air for decades with his AI version. 👨‍💻 Even so, Wahlberg is against replacing screenwriters with algorithms and doesn’t think it's right to "put an idea into ChatGPT and it puts out a script, and then you should go make that and not use real actors." Would you watch a movie with an AI actor? ❤️ — Yes, you can't even tell the difference anymore 🔥 — No, that's a slop

🚘 Elon Musk Unveils a Flying Tesla Roadster The EV drove up a ramp, spun around in midair, and eased itself to a landing using fans and compressed-air thrusters. While in motion, it also leapt over a truck and several cars. Tesla says it will build the Roadster in 2028. The car was first announced back in 2017 and has been delayed multiple times since.

6⃣ GTA VI Release Trailer Revealed The game comes out in 35 days. Are you waiting? ❤️ — Yes, of course! 🔥 — I'm already tired of the hype...

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🎃 Giant Pumpkin Rolls Through Iowa Intersection A runaway giant pumpkin came loose from the Pumpkinfest display at a local farm in Dubuque, Iowa, on Friday. High winds sent it hurtling through a busy intersection, where people fled the street, and drivers swerved to avoid it. Driver Pam McCarron told WMBF: "This is not AI-generated. This actually truly happened." She was on her way to a work meeting when the squash nearly ran her off the road.

🎧 Can a Robot Write a Symphony? Maybe Claude's music was mistaken for human work more often than Vivaldi's. The Augmented Fifth blog ran a blind test in which listeners decided who wrote each piece: a human or AI. Claude Opus 5.5's Oboe Concerto in C minor was judged human-made by 60% of respondents. A piece by Handel was taken for human work by 58%, and a piece by Vivaldi by 43%. Could you tell Vivaldi from an AI? ❤️ — Yes! 🔥 — Not sure...

⛪️ Catholic Church Blesses AI-Generated Icon of Carlo Acutis An icon created by artificial intelligence has been blessed in the Catholic Church, possibly for the first time anywhere in the world. The ceremony took place in Belarus. The icon depicts Carlo Acutis, an Italian teenager who died of leukemia in 2006 and last year became the first millennial to be canonized. In social media the AI-made icon has gotten a decidedly mixed reception.