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    Gillian Anderson's £45 polka dot dress from M&S is being praised as having serious MVP potential, with HELLO! highlighting it as a standout affordable fashion piece. The actress's high-street pick is drawing interest from shoppers keen to copy the look, adding to the wider popularity of polka dot styles this season.

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    CopilotKit Launches OpenDots as Open-Source Alternative to OpenAI Dots●Introducing OpenDots | The Open-Source Alternative to OpenAI Dots▶youtubeTechnologySoftware99.2K1 h ago

    CopilotKit has announced OpenDots, describing it as an open-source alternative to OpenAI Dots. The announcement positions the project as a free, community-driven option for developers who want similar functionality without depending on OpenAI's proprietary offering. Reaction online has been largely focused on the developer community, where open-source alternatives to commercial AI tools tend to draw strong interest and debate over feature parity.

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    Those Black Dots on Food Photos Are a Sign of AI●Photos of Food With Black Dots? That’s A.I.✉newsTechnologyAI1 h ago

    The New York Times reports that photos of food featuring small black dots are increasingly being generated by artificial intelligence. The dots, which can resemble seeds or crumbs, are a telltale artifact of AI image generators. The article serves as a guide to help readers spot AI-generated food images circulating online as synthetic images become harder to distinguish from real photography.

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    Michael Burry Warns Market Is in 'Denial' Phase Like 2000 and 2008▼Michael Burry Says Stock Market Is in ‘Denial’ Phase Like 2000 and 2008 — ‘This Stage Lasts 6-9 Months’✉newsBusinessMarkets4 h ago

    Investor Michael Burry, known for predicting the 2008 housing collapse, says the stock market is in a 'denial' phase comparable to 2000 and 2008, and claims this stage typically lasts six to nine months before a turn. His warning is drawing attention as investors weigh stretched valuations against the ongoing rally.

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    Carl Sagan's Pale Blue Dot image resonates anew●Every person who ever lived, loved, and argued about everything has spent their entire life on that tiny speck — a moteMmastodonScienceSpace45 h ago

    A striking photograph of Earth taken from about 6 billion kilometres away by Voyager 1 in 1990 shows the planet as a tiny speck of light. The image was remastered by NASA in 2020, and it is being shared again alongside Carl Sagan's famous reflection that every person who ever lived spent their life on that mote of dust suspended in a sunbeam.

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    Pinkie the Elephant, Wisconsin's beloved fiberglass roadside giant●DeForest, Wisconsin, United States--A fiberglass giant pink elephant with glasses, also known as "Pinkie the Elephant" oMmastodonLifeTravel35 h ago

    A giant pink fiberglass elephant wearing glasses, known as Pinkie or Pinky the Elephant, is drawing attention as a quirky roadside attraction in DeForest, Wisconsin. Travel enthusiasts are sharing the landmark as a classic example of American roadside Americana, adding it to road trip itineraries and celebrating the oddball landmarks that dot the US highway system.

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