INDIA REVEALS ITS ELECTRIC FLYING TAXI ๐ฎ๐ณโ๏ธ
The ePlane Company has unveiled its first full-size e200X electric flying taxi prototype.
It can take off and land like a helicopter, carry 3 people (1 pilot + 2 passengers), and fly up to 110 km on a single charge.
The company has already completed 10,000+ km of testing with smaller aircraft.
Ground testing starts next. If everything goes as planned, certified flights are expected by late 2027, followed by air ambulance services in 2028.
OPENAI HAS LAUNCHED ITS FIRST HARDWARE KEYBOARD. ๐
OpenAI has introduced Codex Micro, a small mechanical keypad made with Work Louder for its Codex AI coding assistant.
Instead of opening menus or typing commands, you can control AI with dedicated buttons.
It has 13 programmable keys, a dial to make Codex think faster or spend more time on difficult tasks, and a joystick for quick actions like debugging code, reviewing pull requests, or rewriting code.
You also get shortcut keys to accept or reject AI suggestions, start a new chat, use voice mode, and launch other custom AI commands with a single press.
The keypad has RGB lights that show what Codex is doing. You can instantly see if the AI is thinking, working, waiting, finished, or idle without checking your screen.
It comes with 32 extra keycaps so you can customize the buttons, supports Bluetooth and USB-C, and works with both Windows and macOS.
OpenAI calls it a "command center for AI agents", making it easier to control AI using physical buttons instead of only software.
๐ฐ Price: $230
๐๏ธ Pre-orders are now live, and shipping starts on July 24.
Would you use a dedicated AI keypad like this on your desk? ๐
๐จ Instagram is becoming UNSAFE!
To prevent your pictures from getting misused, turn this setting off right now.
Here's how to disable it:
๐ Go to Profile
๐ Click on the top right corner
๐ Scroll down to Sharing & Reuse
๐ Turn Off "Allow reuse of your content with AI"
REPOST AS MUCH AS POSSIBLE
A Delhi Police official in plain clothes was secretly recording videos of protesters.
When I asked him to identify himself, he claimed to be a farmer who had come to support the protest.
Why are the authorities secretly documenting the people attending the protest and why are they hiding their identity if they are not doing anything wrong?
Can anyone tell me how banning Telegram is a solution here? Telegram isn't a chat app for most builders in India. It's the default deployment layer for AI agents, trading bots, automation pipelines. My team runs on it. So does much of the dev ecosystem I know.
Blocking it for six days because NEET leaked on Telegram misses the point. The leak didn't happen because of Telegram, it happened because the exam chain of custody broke. Paper leaks move to WhatsApp, Signal, email, USB drives, printouts, whatever channel exists. Killing one pipe doesn't fix the plumbing.
And it doesn't even work for the stated goal. Anyone who wants Telegram opens a VPN in 30 seconds. The exam cheaters aren't stopped. The builders are.
Now every agent, bot, and scheduled workflow hitting a Telegram webhook is dead till June 22. Not just ours. Thousands of them. For an exam security measure that doesn't address the root cause.
The collateral damage is the actual digital infrastructure people built while nobody was watching.
๐ Telegram is launching a $200,000 contest for content creators.
Create a video promoting digital freedom, get 10,000+ organic views on X, IG, YT, TT or SC โ and win a share of the $200,000 prize fund.
I am unable to log in to my X account using the Android app. I have tried multiple times on different phones, but the issue persists. I can log in successfully through the Chrome browser using the same account credentials.
@yabhishekhd@Support@elonmusk
Don't worry @GyanTherapy - The entire tech community is with you!
It's crystal clear that this is a targeted negative PR against you.
Saddened to see this!
Absolutely shameful!!