NetworkChuck connects five Mac Studios to create a powerful AI cluster. He chooses the Llama 3.1 405B model and tests the capabilities of his new hardware with ExoLabs software. He compares unified memory efficiency with traditional solutions. His video has already gained over 1.4 million views and 38k likes, showcasing the growing interest in AI.

Adam Śmiałek's latest episode discusses the revival of a 486 processor computer, invoking nostalgia for old technology. He covers the significance of the system disk and presents essential programs for operation. Adam also shares interesting insights about MS-DOS versions and memory limits, which can be helpful for retro tech fans. His practical configuration tips make this episode a valuable resource for enthusiasts. As of the time of writing, the video has garnered 27,742 views and 1,587 likes, underscoring the ongoing fascination with retro computers.

The latest episode of Bunkier Nauki focuses on the issues of the internet, social media, and media hygiene. Bartosz Kicior from SWPS University emphasizes that internet users are increasingly aware of the negative aspects of the web and are willing to pay for better content. Education in media hygiene is crucial, as many people struggle to distinguish truth from falsehood. Kicior also addresses the responsibility of social media platforms and the problem of misinformation, suggesting that proper content verification should be a priority. Episode statistics speak for themselves with 3948 views and 209 likes.

In the new episode, Mike Tomala compares the Bielik language model to ChatGPT, highlighting differences between the two. Bielik, created in Poland, offers openness and local adaptation, making it unique in natural language processing. Mike emphasizes the quality of training data and applications in data protection for businesses. The episode has gathered 6,356 views and 201 likes, showcasing a growing interest in local AI models. It's worth following Bielik’s development and its impact on the Polish tech ecosystem.

Kuba Klawiter introduced the new iPhone 16e, a budget model priced at 3000 PLN. It features an OLED screen and the latest A18 processor but has fewer cores than the standard model. The camera uses new technology like Smart HDR 5. The shift to USB-C and absence of MagSafe are both beneficial and controversial. The video has garnered 213,866 views and 7,287 likes.

Nick Moe from the channel Work From Hype took on the ambitious project of creating a 'screen board'—a custom mechanical keyboard with an integrated display. His choice to use a pre-built keyboard kept costs manageable, with the entire project totaling about $150. At the time of writing this article, the video has reached 146,606 views and garnered 4,872 likes. Nick's journey undoubtedly inspires viewers to take on similar tech challenges.

Fireship showcases Grok 3, a new language model created by Elon Musk that has topped the LLM Arena leaderboards. With its unique access to Twitter's data stream, Grok 3 generates controversial content. The model excels at code generation and aids in game development. An upcoming SuperGrok subscription is expected to cost $30 per month, placing it in a competitive position against other AI models. As of this writing, the video has achieved 1,578,205 views and 53,460 likes.

ARHN.EU explores the history of the Nintendo DS, which became a phenomenon in gaming upon its launch. With innovative features like a touch screen and multiplayer capabilities, it attracted many players and reached 154 million sales, placing it among the most popular systems in history. Despite technical issues, the DS saved the brand and changed entertainment in the industry. ARHN.EU promises upcoming materials on the legacy of the Nintendo 3DS.

NetworkChuck discusses the new OpenAI feature Deep Research in his latest video, showcasing its use for advanced research. He found a cheaper open-source version, allowing users to save on costs. He compares results between cats and dogs while encouraging viewers to embrace AI in their daily professional duties.

In the latest episode of CyberDefence24, Michał Kowalczyk, known as Redford from Dragon Sector, discusses the discovery of locks in Newag trains. He describes the challenges of analyzing difficult control code and the importance of remote collaboration among team members across Europe. The team opted to go public, prompting authorities to act. As of writing, the video has 65,616 views.