Hudhayfa, a mathematics undergraduate born in the 2000s, built a miniature nuclear fusion reactor in his bedroom with the help of AI assistant Claude 3.5, overcoming the challenge of having no hardware experience. He familiarized himself with the parts and assembled the system, documenting the entire process on social media. In the first week, he learned how to use the tools; in the second week, he designed and assembled the main chamber and half-bridge converter; in the third week, he built the system in his bedroom, learning about circuit connections and vacuum pressure control; in the fourth week, he found a suitable neon transformer to generate plasma. Hudhayfa received remote assistance from several engineers to ensure safety.

The newly launched v0 web development assistant is specifically designed for frontend developers. It offers professional services through chat interactions to solve development challenges. It can generate user interface code, run code, and answer programming questions, supporting technologies such as TypeScript, React, Next.js, etc. It facilitates code generation, performance optimization, application deployment, and problem-solving. By default, it enters the chat interface, supporting JavaScript code generation, providing answers on the latest frontend technologies, and generating code from uploaded content. v0 continually learns and evolves to adapt to the latest frameworks.

Lately, Musk shared a peculiar AI-generated Cybertruck image on social media, sparking considerable discussion among netizens. This image lacks any text description and simply shows a Cybertruck under neon lights on a rainy night, but it looks a bit odd: the body is short and wide, even the cargo bed is missing, and the license plate number is blurred.A \"Tesla\" logo is beside the image, but the letter spacing appears unnatural. Even more interestingly, there's a strange \"Me Toi\" below the lo

Due to poor performance reported by Google's parent company Alphabet, AI-related companies have seen their market value evaporate by $190 billion. Investors are cautious due to technology companies overpromising on AI and lacking clear paths to profitability, resulting in a hit to AI stock prices. Some analysts believe the market decline marks the beginning of AI's troubles, while others worry it signals an overinflated AI market. Microsoft persuaded investors with its commitments to AI services, yet its stock still fell, while Google's parent company fared worse with a 5.6% drop in share price.