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A 74-year-old man used an AI-generated lawyer to argue his case in a real courtroom, without telling the judges. He pre-recorded his argument, fed it to an AI avatar, and played it in court like it was normal business. The judges stopped the video halfway and basically said: “Sir, what are you doing?” He said he was just trying to “speak more clearly.” Turns out he was also promoting his AI startup… in court. During his case. This is where we are now... But what happens when you can’t tell anymore? When the lawyer, the judge, and the defendant are all AI-generated… And we’re just sitting back, watching the trial like it’s a Netflix simulation? Follow me Endrit Restelica for more tech stuff.

Is this the greatest tech marketing China never planned...? Most people on LinkedIn might not be familiar with ''IShowSpeed'' but he's one of the world’s biggest influencers with +38 million YouTube subscribers. He’s not a tech reviewer. Not a diplomat. Just a 20 year old doing backflips and screaming into the camera. Recently he toured China showing some of the coolest innovations there like the flying car, robots and BYD’s cars that can jump, spin and even float on water. His livestreams are pulling millions of views and putting this tech in front of an entirely new, younger global audience. Some say it’s propaganda. Others say it breaks propaganda. Honestly I’d rather not get into that debate. (But feel free to share your thoughts) What stands out is that while many of us here have already seen this tech, he’s showing it to an audience that doesn’t follow tech blogs or VCs... people who didn’t even know this stuff was real yet. Follow Endrit Restelica for more tech stuff.

This pacemaker, smaller than a grain of rice, can heal your heart and then disappear... No, really. Engineers at Northwestern University created the world’s smallest pacemaker. It doesn’t need wires, a battery, or surgery. It’s injected through a syringe, powered by your body’s fluids, and disappears naturally once it’s done its job. What does it do? It monitors your heartbeat and sends gentle electrical pulses to keep it in rhythm. That’s especially important after surgeries, especially for infants and children who need temporary pacing but shouldn’t go through invasive procedures. It’s controlled by a soft wearable patch that shines infrared light through the skin to activate the device inside your body. If we can build this today, imagine what we’ll create tomorrow. Kudos to everyone involved in this breakthrough. Absolutely amazing. Follow me Endrit Restelica for more tech stuff.

Rip privacy. This guy used AI-POWERED GLASSES to instantly identify strangers on the street - faces scanned, names revealed, LinkedIn pulled up - in real time. No police database. No government. Just one Dutch journalist and off-the-shelf AI. The scary part? You 'can’t' really stop it. You can regulate it, ban it, slap a red light on the glasses and say “recording”… but people who want to use this tech will. And let’s be honest, once tech like this exists, it's out there. Those who want to exploit this will find a way. Are we entering a world where anyone, anywhere, can access your identity without asking? Where “existing in public” means being scanned, tagged, tracked? We’re not just online anymore. We are the data. How do we protect ourselves? Follow me Endrit Restelica for more tech stuff.

🚨After China, now the US makes AI mandatory in schools. Just a few days ago, China announced that every child will be required to learn AI starting September 1. From the age of 6, students across all primary and secondary schools will receive at least eight hours of AI instruction per year. Now, Trump has signed an executive order pushing AI education into the American curriculum. The goal is to equip students with AI skills from an early age and keep up with global momentum. This goes beyond early tech education. It’s the start of raising a generation fluent in AI on both sides of the world. Whether you think it's smart, scary, or rushed, the direction is clear: AI is no longer optional. It won’t just belong to engineers, it’ll shape how we work, live, and learn. When six year old's start learning AI… what happens to the rest of us? Follow me Endrit Restelica to stay up to date with AI.