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🐳 DeepSeek Plans AI Agent Model for Late 2025

Chinese AI startup DeepSeek is building an advanced AI agent model to compete with OpenAI, aiming for a fourth quarter 2025 release, Bloomberg reports. The new system will handle multi-step tasks with little human help while learning from past interactions, marking the company's biggest project since its R1 model launched in January.

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🔎 Google Keeps Chrome Browser but Must Share Search Data

A Washington judge ruled Tuesday that Google won't have to sell its Chrome browser, giving Big Tech a rare win against U.S. antitrust officials, but ordered the company to share search data with competitors to boost online competition.

Alphabet shares jumped 7.2% in after-hours trading as investors welcomed the ruling, which also lets Google continue making profitable payments to Apple that regulators claimed blocked search rivals. Apple shares rose 3%.

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🇨🇳 China Enforces Strict AI Content Labels

China's major social platforms began applying AI labels on September 1, 2025, as sweeping new rules took effect across apps from WeChat to Douyin. The mandate covers all platforms operating in China and requires visible tags on posts with AI text, images, audio, or video.

Issued in March by the CAC with three other ministries, the regulation requires both explicit on-screen markers and hidden metadata for all AI-generated and synthetic content.

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📸 The Best "AI Photoshop" by Google: Free for All on @GPT4Telegrambot

Google just released the new Gemini 2.5 Flash Image editing model, and you can try it for free on Telegram!

This is the top AI photo editor right now. It accurately keeps a person's face and other details—something GPT Images and Flux can't match.

What else can it do?

➡️ Changes backgrounds, tries on clothes and accessories, all without warping the original photo.

➡️ Adds or removes people and objects while keeping details and focus.

➡️ Restores and colorizes old photos.

➡️ Adapts a photo to any style and turns a simple shot into a viral trend.

How to Use?

🔴 Go to @GPT4Telegrambot
1️⃣ In the menu, select Image Generation → Gemini Editor
2️⃣ Send the bot an image (up to 4 pictures)
3️⃣ Describe what you want to change

In a few seconds, the bot will send the final image!

🔥 You get 50 free image edits each week. Upgrade to /premium for 100 edits a day, or go for Premium X2 to get 200 daily.

📣 Hello everyone! Our Sunday digest features the most exciting AI news from Week 35, 2025.

▎NANO-BANANA

♊️ Google has introduced its new Gemini 2.5 Flash Image editing model. This "AI-Photoshop" edits images while preserving facial features and fine details.

🔴 Use it for free on @GPT4Telegrambot

▎TO READ

🩹 Patch with nano-needles for blood tests without sampling.

🎤 AI restored voice to a woman who couldn't speak for 25 years.

🔥 Hot weather can make people feel grumpier.

🧬 Scientists solve the key mystery of how life began on Earth.

📸 AI can help you to get a perfect shot of your girlfriend.

📱 YouTube quietly used AI to tweak creators' videos.

💤 Pod: An AI-powered mattresses for $3K.

🪼 Cyborg jellyfish will help us explore the ocean.

▎TO WATCH

🍿 "Mountainhead": A biting satire about AI and Big Tech.

🎬 "Perfectly Rejected": An AI-made short film wins the Best Director Award.

Have a great Sunday 👍

🪐 Dead Stars Could Host Life for 10 Billion Years

White dwarfs, once seen as stellar graveyards, may keep planets in a habitable zone far longer than expected thanks to neon‑22 that slows their cooling, new University of Oklahoma research suggests.

Manuel Barrientos and colleagues estimate that about 0.6%–2.5% of nearby white dwarfs have at least 2.5% neon‑22 by mass, triggering distillation that releases heat like a lava lamp and can extend habitability up to 10 billion years.

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🧬 Scientists Solve Key Mystery of How Life Began on Earth

Scientists at University College London have demonstrated how peptides could have spontaneously formed on early Earth four billion years ago through the marriage of RNA molecules and sulfur compounds, potentially solving one of biology's most enduring mysteries about the origin of life.

The breakthrough research, published Wednesday in Nature by Professor Matthew Powner's team, shows for the first time how amino acids can naturally attach to RNA under conditions that likely existed on primordial Earth. This achievement bridges decades of scientific work attempting to understand how life's two fundamental components first came together.

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🥇 LEGO Returns to Pirates With 2,862-Piece Black Pearl

LEGO has revealed it is bringing back Disney's Pirates of the Caribbean with its biggest Pirates set yet. The set, officially named Captain Jack Sparrow's Pirate Ship, is a 2,862-piece build of the Black Pearl. It marks the brand's return to the series after nearly a decade.

General sales start on September 15. The price is $380.

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🦒 Four Distinct Giraffe Species Confirmed in Africa

Genetic studies show Africa hosts four separate giraffe species—northern, reticulated, Masai, and southern—rather than one. The IUCN has updated its listings to reflect this. The revision matters: only about 7,000 northern giraffes remain, making them critically endangered, while southern, Masai, and reticulated populations stand at roughly 69,000, 44,000, and 21,000.

Scientists say treating each as a separate species is vital for crafting targeted conservation plans.

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📱 YouTube Quietly Used AI to Tweak Creators' Videos

YouTube has admitted it applied AI "enhancements" to some uploads without alerting creators, after users spotted subtle but obvious edits to color, clarity, and skin tone. Music YouTuber Rick Beato, who has five million subscribers, was among the first to notice: "My hair looked strange, almost like I was wearing makeup," he told the BBC, wondering if he was imagining things—but he wasn't.

The revelation has triggered a backlash from creators, who say any alteration without consent erodes trust, even if YouTube calls the changes harmless "improvements."

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📣 Hello everyone! Our Sunday digest features the most exciting AI news from Week 34, 2025.

▎NEW RELEASES

🐳 DeepSeek V3.1: An upgraded model from a Chinese startup works free on @GPT4Telegrambot.

👐 ChatGPT now creates interactive quizzes and tests.

▎TO READ

🧸 Curio has launched AI plush toys that can spy on kids.

💬 AI learned to read people's thoughts.

🤖 An artificial brain now drives a robo-dog.

🦠 Deadly brain-eating amoeba found in Australian tap water.

🐰 Rabbits are growing horns because of a virus.

🖼 What is "promptography" and why is it a new art form?

🖼️ Apple is working on home AI robots.

😎 HTC has revealed Eagle smart glasses for $520.

🪦 HBO Max has launched Hogwarts Great Hall for Vision Pro.

🎱 Prophet Arena: A benchmark for AI prediction skills.

Have a great Sunday 👍

🪦 HBO Max Launches Hogwarts Great Hall for Vision Pro

HBO Max subscribers with an Apple Vision Pro can now step inside the Hogwarts Great Hall. The virtual room shifts from daylight while you browse to a night-time scene once you start watching.

Available only in regions where HBO Max streams, the setting isn't tied to the upcoming Harry Potter series—it's simply a new place to relax and view any title on the service.

Does this now justify the $3,499 price?

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🦾 Wearable Robot Helps Stroke Patients Move Arms

A Harvard team has unveiled a soft, vest-like "wearable robot" that assists stroke and ALS patients with shoulder motion.

Inflatable balloons tucked under the armpit rhythmically expand and contract to guide the arm, while machine-learning and physics models interpret the wearer's intended movement and tailor the support. In early trials, the system correctly predicted shoulder motions 94.2% of the time and reduced the muscle effort required to lower the arm by 31.9% versus an earlier prototype.

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🐳 DeepSeek V3.1: Try for free on @GPT4Telegrambot

Hi everyone! The Chinese startup DeepSeek has released V3.1: a huge update to its AI lineup.

The model now uses reasoning and handles complex tasks, coding, math, and science questions much better than the base version.

Tests show the new model is on par with Claude Sonnet 4. In some cases, it even outperforms GPT-5 mini.

You can already use DeepSeek V3.1 completely free in our bot, in both normal and thinking modes.

How to Use?

🔴 Go to @GPT4Telegrambot
✅ Select DeepSeek-V3.1 (basic mode) or V3.1 Thinking (reasoning mode) in the /model section or with the Choose model button.

👐 ChatGPT Adds Interactive Quiz Builder

ChatGPT can now generate interactive quizzes, perfect for study sessions or casual fun—and is available even on the free tier.

To create a quiz, add "use quizgpt" to your prompt. The finished quiz can be shared just like any other chat.

🔜 Try to solve our Harry Potter quiz here.