🧠 A brain interface as thin as a hair — crypto dreams unlocked
Researchers from Columbia and Stanford built BISC, a 50-micron-thick brain interface that sits on the cortex with 65,536 electrodes and 100 Mbps wireless data transfer — far beyond anything existing today.
Now the crypto angle: this is a straight path to brain-to-wallet tech. Thought → intent → transaction signature. No seed phrases. No hardware wallets. No phishing. Just local neural signals decoded by AI.
Today it’s science and medicine. Tomorrow? Self-custody at the neural level. Your private keys — literally in your head.

🖼 An AI painting that lives on your wall
Unveiled at CES 2026, Fraimic Smart Canvas is an E-ink art frame you hang like a real painting. Describe what you want, and OpenAI-powered AI generates it. You can also upload your own images.
Built on E-ink Spectra 6, it mimics real canvas texture, runs for years on battery, and fits any frame or orientation. Pricing: $400 standard, $1000 large. Preorders are live, shipping starts in June.
Great for abstract art — though AI artifacts might sneak in. Still, smart wall art is clearly just getting started.

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🎬 Guy Ritchie brings back Sherlock — younger and wilder
More than a decade after the Downey films, Guy Ritchie returns with a Sherlock prequel series for Prime Video. The first teaser is out.
Set in 1870 Oxford, Holmes is still a student — reckless, impulsive, and tangled in a murder that could land him in prison. No pipe, no calm genius yet. Hero Fiennes Tiffin stars, with Ritchie directing the first two episodes.
Fast cuts and sharp humor meet Victorian England — risky, but exciting. Premieres March 4, 2026.

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⚡️ Marvel hits the red button — first Avengers: Doomsday teaser
The first teaser for Avengers: Doomsday is out. No plot details, all tension. The title alone screams endgame-level consequences.
Worldwide release — December 18, 2026. Countdown officially started. ⏳

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