Next-Level AI Tools & Wild Browser Dangers (Happy Friday!)

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Curiosidade do Dia

On February 13, 1633, Galileo Galilei arrived in Rome for his trial before the Inquisition. He defended his support for the heliocentric model—that the Earth orbits the Sun. Spoiler: science won (eventually), but Galileo had a tough time convincing people. So, next time your tech breakthrough faces criticism, just remember—even Galileo had haters!

Happy Friday, digital champ! It’s that glorious day when the weekly hustle meets the weekend—so let’s power-boost your mood with the juiciest scoop in tech and AI. Today’s roundup? There’s a new AI video superstar, jaw-dropping browser hacks, and tools that are set to change your workflow (plus a tale about how being revolutionary isn’t always a walk in the park—right, Galileo?). Grab your coffee, let’s dive in and get you buzzing for the weekend!

Summary

ByteDance’s AI creates movie-level videos from simple prompts—watch out, Hollywood.

Over 260,000 Chrome users hit by sneaky “AI” extensions stealing private data.

Nvidia’s new technique slashes big AI costs by 8x—more brains, less strain.

Shadcn drops a visual project builder—design-first devs, your dreams are here.

Samsung’s HBM4 memory starts shipping, taking aim at Micron & Nvidia’s AI hardware.

Microsoft uncovers widespread AI recommendation manipulation at global companies.

VillageSQL launches as a MySQL fork to boost AI & agent-driven workloads.

MIT warns that future AI might hit a wall without even more computing power.

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ByteDance Unveils Seedance 2.0: The AI Making Blockbuster Videos

Ready for AI-made movies? ByteDance (TikTok’s parent) just dropped Seedance 2.0—a tool that spins wild, cinematic videos from plain text commands. It’s getting star power (even Elon Musk noticed!), with viral clips showing celebs in Chinese dramas. This isn’t just fun: Seedance can supercharge ads, e-commerce, and democratize media production. If video generation was out of reach before, your creative weekend project just leveled up.

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