Latest invitation codes (as of October 6, 2025)

Based on the latest posts on X and web sources, here are the verified latest codes. They may be one-time or limited, so try them quickly. If it doesn’t work, the code has already been used. I have selected only those mentioned in posts from today or yesterday:

PGQZKKX
YTVN8ZX
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7SDVA8X
9R7WGJX
MM1F9NX
S7VFT3X
91817KX

Warning: Avoid paid codes (I’ve seen offers for $20) — these are often scams. OpenAI does not support sales.

How to access with a code?

Download the app: Search for “Sora” in the App Store (iOS only, for US/CA; use a VPN if necessary, but you risk being banned).

Log in: Use your OpenAI/ChatGPT account (free is fine, but Pro gives you priority).

Enter the code: On the onboarding screen, paste the code (6–7 characters, as above).

Done: After logging in, you will receive 4 codes for your friends. Access to Sora 2 Pro is available at sora.chatgpt.com for subscribers.

The House of Prompt Open Call brings together a panel of distinguished artists whose creativity and experience inspire the global AI art community. To support emerging creators, we asked our jury to share their personal journeys, insights, and advice for artists who are just starting out.

Alexandra Naylor

Instagram: @digiart.of.alex

Q1. How did you get into AI art?
I created my first image in December 2022 in Midjourney and was instantly fascinated. From that day on, AI has been part of my daily creative routine.

Q2. Where do you find inspiration?
I transform dreams, memories, thoughts and even fears into visuals. I find inspiration in nature or everyday encounters. Inspiration often grows during the creative process itself.

Q3. Which AI tools do you use most often, and why?
I use different platforms daily, since new features appear all the time. Testing the same prompt across multiple models helps me discover unique strengths and achieve the best possible results.

Q4. How can a beginner artist attract attention to their work?
Be consistent, post regularly, and don’t wait for perfection. Share your process, join challenges, collaborate with others and engage with the community.

Q5. How do you see the future of AI art?
AI will gain more acceptance as a new artistic form. It enables people to live out their creativity in ways that weren’t possible before, creating new types of art and immersive visual experiences.

Q6. What is your main piece of advice for emerging AI artists?
Be bold, experiment constantly, and never stop learning. Curiosity is your strongest tool.

Q7. What do you dream of achieving as an artist in the future?
I dream of creating immersive shows that merge music and visuals, transporting people into other worlds full of joy.

Nora

Instagram: @epic_ai_creator

Q1. How did you get into AI art?
A friend first recommended it to me, and once I tried it, I was hooked and realized it was the perfect way to bring my imagination to life.

Q2. Where do you find inspiration?
I find inspiration in daily life and try to weave something creative or meaningful from basic concepts.

Q3. Which AI tools do you use most often, and why?
I use a range of tools since each has its own strengths. Some tools are excellent for prompt adherence, while others are better for style, variation and detail.

Q4. How can a beginner artist attract attention to their work?
Stay consistent, establish an aesthetic, and lean into what makes your style different — originality stands out.

Q5. How do you see the future of AI art?
AI just makes creativity faster and more accessible. It won’t replace artists, but rather expand what’s already possible.

Q6. What is your main piece of advice for emerging AI artists?
Focus on making work that feels authentic to you. The journey — refining prompts, exploring variations, and experimenting — is just as important as the final result.

Q7. What do you dream of achieving as an artist in the future?
My goal is to create meaningful art that inspires and uplifts people, while also showing that technology and creativity can coexist in powerful ways.

Olena Dykan

Instagram: @olenadykun.ai

Q1. How did you get into AI art?
I first came across an ad on Instagram about AI art classes. I joined a few free lessons and presentations out of curiosity, and that’s when I got really interested — and eventually fell in love with AI art.

Q2. Where do you find inspiration?
At first, I found most of my inspiration on Instagram. Later, as I started learning, I began exploring MidJourney and Pinterest, and I still keep discovering new ideas and motivation from different creators on Instagram.

Q3. Which AI tools do you use most often, and why?
For image generation, I mostly use Midjourney — I think it’s currently the best tool for creating creative and beautifully unique visuals. For videos, I often rely on KlingAI, which I find amazing for bringing illustrations to life with smooth and expressive animation.

Q4. How can a beginner artist attract attention to their work?
A beginner artist can attract attention by choosing something unique — a style or idea that really stands out from the crowd. It’s important to explore the market, visualize what’s already out there, and then make your own choice: either create something completely original, or take inspiration from what you like in other creators’ work and make it even better. Another great way is to share your art with different creators and suggest collaborations.

Q5. How do you see the future of AI art?
I see the future of AI art as an incredible support across many different fields. Of course, some professions will unfortunately be replaced entirely by AI, but that’s the reality we need to adapt to. The key is to move with the times, embrace the changes, and catch the wave instead of resisting it.

Q6. What is your main piece of advice for emerging AI artists?
My biggest advice is to honestly ask yourself: Why am I doing this? What is my true purpose? If it’s just for fun, the results won’t be meaningful, and the excitement will fade quickly. You need a clear answer to that question and a strategy for what exactly you want to achieve.

Q7. What do you dream of achieving as an artist in the future?
My dream as an artist is to reach my main goals: to sell my creations on platforms like Etsy, Amazon, and other international marketplaces, to publish and share my AI-illustrated books, and to grow my YouTube channel with educational content for learning different languages.

Rubyrossa

Instagram: @rubyrossaruby

Q1. How did you get into AI art?
I’ve always loved surreal and dark aesthetics, but didn’t have the traditional tools. AI gave me the chance to finally bring the images in my head to life.

Q2. Where do you find inspiration?
From contradictions: light and shadow, beauty and decay, myth and modernity. I love turning tension into imagery.

Q3. Which AI tools do you use most often, and why?
Flux and Kling — they feel like my brushes and camera. Each tool has its own “soul,” and they fit the best my dark aesthetics style.

Q4. How can a beginner artist attract attention to their work?
Consistency + originality. Post often, refine your own style, and don’t be afraid to stand apart from trends.

Q5. How do you see the future of AI art?
As a mirror — it will reflect both our fears and our fantasies. And the best artists will be those who can make people feel through it.

Q6. What is your main piece of advice for emerging AI artists?
Don’t chase perfection. Chase expression. The imperfect details are where the soul hides.

Q7. What do you dream of achieving as an artist in the future?
To have my own exhibitions and collections and to inspire other creators.

Final thoughts

The insights shared by our jury highlight a common theme: AI art is not about shortcuts, but about pushing boundaries and finding authentic expression. From consistency and originality to bold experimentation, these artists prove that technology and creativity can coexist to build powerful, inspiring art.

As the House of Prompt Open Call continues, we hope their words encourage both beginners and experienced creators to keep exploring, experimenting, and sharing their visions with the world.

✨ If you’re an AI artist — beginner or advanced — this is your chance to join the movement.
You can submit your works for free to the House of Prompt International Open Call here:
👉 https://houseofprompt.art/

The dream of eternal youth may be closer than ever. Researchers have developed a new treatment that reverses aging in monkeys by as much as 7 years, according to groundbreaking results.

How the Study Was Conducted

For 12 weeks, scientists administered the experimental drug to macaque monkeys. The results were nothing short of extraordinary:

• Biological age was reduced by about 7 years.
• Signs of reverse aging appeared in multiple organs.
• Improvements were recorded in skin, fur, and nails.
• Muscle and brain atrophy slowed significantly.
• The number of senescent (aging) cells dropped dramatically.
• Even the reproductive system rejuvenated — fertility increased.

Why This Is Revolutionary

Unlike previous anti-aging approaches, which mostly focused on cosmetics or slowing decline, this treatment triggered full-body rejuvenation. Every organ system tested showed improvements.

Researchers observed that the animals not only looked younger but also functioned biologically younger — a rare achievement in longevity studies.

What It Means for the Future

If the same effects can be replicated in humans, this breakthrough could change the way we think about aging:

• Extending lifespan while preserving health,
• Delaying age-related diseases,
• Potentially leading to medical interventions where aging itself becomes treatable.

While human trials are still ahead, the results suggest that the once science-fiction dream of “eternal life” might be closer to reality.

Conclusion

The idea of living longer, healthier lives no longer belongs to fantasy. With treatments like this “anti-aging vaccine,” the line between science and science fiction is starting to blur.

👉 Would you take an anti-aging vaccine if it became available?

House of Prompt, an independent AI art gallery and platform, announces its first international online competition for AI artists.

Creators worldwide are invited to submit works in the categories Fantasy, Character, Alt-History, Humor (AI Art) and Infinite Imagination (AI Video).

The prize pool is $10,000 with 25 winners in total (5 per category).

Prizes per category: 1st place $1,000, 2nd $500, 3rd $250, 4th $150, 5th $100.

Winners also receive publication in the official online catalog, a personal interview on the Organizer’s website, an electronic diploma.
Timeline (UTC):

• Submissions: Sept 10 — Oct 10, 2025
• Finalists announced: Oct 15, 2025
• Jury session: Nov 5–14, 2025
• Winners announced: Nov 20, 2025

Submission is free.

Each artist may submit up to 10 works. If selected for the final, an administrative fee of $14 per artwork applies.

House of Prompt is an independent gallery at the intersection of art and technology.

Contact:
www.houseofprompt.art
info@houseofprompt.art

A new online platform has collected more than 500 AI services in one place, making it easy to find and test neural networks for any task. The database covers everything from text generation to music creation — and it’s completely free.

What’s Inside the Database

The collection includes hundreds of services for different needs:

• Text generators — alternatives to ChatGPT and DeepSeek.
• Image and video tools — similar to MidJourney and other popular AI platforms.
• Music and speech synthesis — analogues of ElevenLabs and many more.
• Dozens of niche AI services for productivity, design, education, and entertainment.

Key Advantages

• Free access — no credit cards or subscriptions required.
• No registration — services can be tested instantly.
• Mobile-friendly — everything works directly in a smartphone browser.
• Convenient search — quickly find tools by category or task.

Why It’s Useful

Instead of searching for AI tools across dozens of websites, users now have a single hub with the most popular and experimental services. This makes it easier to:

• Explore new AI technologies,
• Compare alternatives to well-known platforms,
• Save time on testing and setup,
• Discover unexpected tools for work or creativity.

The Bottom Line

The rise of AI has created thousands of services, but keeping track of them can be overwhelming. This database brings order to the chaos, offering a single, easy-to-use entry point into the AI ecosystem.

👉 Explore the database here: aifreeforever.com

Tired of overpriced travel agencies and generic itineraries? With just a few smart prompts, you can turn any AI assistant into your personal travel planner. These five prompts will help you build the perfect trip — from route planning to cultural etiquette — all tailored to your preferences and budget.

1. Dream Itinerary: Your Personalized Travel Route

Prompt:
Imagine you’re a seasoned travel blogger. I want to visit [country] for [number of days] in [month] with a budget of [amount]. Interests: [list your interests]. Create a step-by-step itinerary across 3–4 cities with smooth logistics.

This prompt helps you generate a custom route based on your travel style — whether you’re into food, history, nature, or nightlife. The AI will factor in seasonal highlights, transportation options, and city connections to build a seamless journey.

2. Budget Breakdown: Know What You’ll Spend

Prompt:
Based on the itinerary, calculate the budget: flights, accommodation (average nightly rate), local transport, food (X per day), and activities. Provide the total cost.

With this prompt, you’ll get a realistic estimate of your travel expenses. The AI will pull current price ranges and help you avoid hidden costs — perfect for budget-conscious travelers who want clarity before booking.

3. Hidden Gems: Discover Local Favorites

Prompt:
For the city of [insert city], suggest 5 places locals love: small trattorias, scenic viewpoints, quiet courtyards. Explain why they’re special and how to get there.

Skip the tourist traps and dive into authentic experiences. This prompt reveals places that locals cherish — ideal for travelers who want to connect with the soul of a city.

4. Smart Packing List: Travel Light, Pack Right

Prompt:
Create a packing list for a 10-day trip to [country] in [month]. Consider the weather and planned activities. Everything should fit in carry-on luggage.

Say goodbye to overpacking. This prompt gives you a minimalist, weather-appropriate list that covers all your needs — from clothing to tech gear — without weighing you down.

5. Cultural & Language Guide: Blend In with Confidence

Prompt:
Give me 10 useful phrases in [language] (ordering food, saying thanks, greetings) and 5 etiquette rules to avoid cultural faux pas.

This prompt equips you with essential phrases and behavior tips to help you navigate social situations smoothly. Whether you’re dining out or meeting locals, you’ll feel more confident and respectful.

Final Thoughts: Your AI-Powered Travel Toolkit

These five prompts are your secret weapon for planning a trip that’s smart, smooth, and unforgettable. Just plug them into your favorite AI assistant and watch your dream vacation come to life — no travel agent required.

After a tragic case involving a teenager who took their own life, OpenAI has begun modifying ChatGPT to improve safety measures during sensitive conversations. The update comes in response to a lawsuit that raised serious concerns about how AI should handle high-risk interactions.

What Went Wrong Before

In earlier versions, ChatGPT’s safety filters were not always effective during prolonged conversations. The system would flag concerning phrases but continue the dialogue instead of intervening.

This created a dangerous situation:

• User safety was secondary to engagement
• The AI kept responding even when it should have stopped or redirected
• Potential red flags did not trigger urgent actions

What’s Changing Now

According to OpenAI’s official statement (source), new safety features will be rolled out, including:

• Parental controls to help guardians monitor and manage usage.
• Stronger filters that stop harmful conversations earlier
• A new SOS button allowing users to quickly call close contacts in an emergency

Already, ChatGPT now advises users to seek professional help whenever high-risk or self-harm questions appear.

Why It Matters

This update highlights a growing debate:

• Should AI be a neutral tool that simply responds?
• Or should it act as a guardian, stepping in during dangerous situations?

For OpenAI, the answer is leaning toward responsibility. With millions of users worldwide, even a small percentage of high-risk cases demands stronger safeguards.

The Bigger Picture

AI is becoming more personal, often acting as a companion for teenagers, lonely adults, or people under stress. While this creates opportunities for support, it also increases the risk of harm if the system doesn’t know when to stop.

OpenAI’s changes mark a shift toward “AI with boundaries” — a model that balances freedom of conversation with built-in safety nets.

💬 What do you think: should AI be allowed to end a conversation if it detects danger, or is that crossing the line into controlling human interaction?

The global shift toward AI in software development has just made headlines. Coinbase, one of the world’s largest crypto exchanges, has fired engineers who refused to adopt AI assistants such as Cursor and GitHub Copilot.

What Happened

According to CEO Brian Armstrong, employees were given only a few days to start using AI tools in their daily coding tasks.

“On Saturday, I will meet with everyone who hasn’t done it. I want to understand the motives,” Armstrong stated.

Shortly after that meeting (video link), Coinbase dismissed all engineers who had not adopted AI — except those officially on vacation.

Why Coinbase Is Pushing AI So Hard

The company’s plan is ambitious:

• By the end of September, 50% of Coinbase’s code should be written with the help of AI
• The initial focus will be on front-end development, where tools like Copilot and Cursor can generate production-ready code quickly

This strategy reflects a broader trend in tech: companies expect AI not just to assist, but to replace a significant portion of routine coding.

The Bigger Picture

Coinbase’s move raises several questions for the entire tech industry:

• Is coding still a “human skill”? If AI can generate half of the codebase, what remains for engineers?
• Where is the balance between speed and quality? AI accelerates development, but bugs and security risks may increase
• What happens to developers who resist? Coinbase’s example suggests companies may have zero tolerance for those unwilling to adapt

Why This Matters

For many, this is a signal of a new reality: AI adoption is no longer optional.
Just like knowing version control or testing frameworks once became standard, now AI-assisted coding is quickly becoming a baseline expectation in the industry.

Those who resist may find themselves left behind — not just at Coinbase, but across the global tech market.

💬 What do you think: is Coinbase setting the future standard for software development, or is this a dangerous precedent for forcing AI adoption at any cost?

A new AI image editor has appeared online, offering a wide range of tools for creating and editing visuals. The platform combines several useful features in one place and is available for free testing.

Key Features

The service allows you to:

• Edit images in real time — remove and add objects, change backgrounds, adjust details, and even edit text inside pictures
• Generate new visuals from prompts — simply describe what you need, and the AI creates it.
• Convert 2D images into 3D models — useful for design, animation, and AR/VR projects.
• Restore and enhance photos — improve image quality and bring old pictures back to life.

Why It’s Useful

Such tools make image editing faster and more accessible. They can be applied in:

• Design and prototyping
• Content creation for social media
• Education and presentations
• Personal archives and family photo restoration

Instead of complex manual editing, users get an automated system that handles the routine.

The Bigger Picture

AI is gradually changing the way we approach creativity. From text and video generation to new forms of visual editing, these technologies are becoming everyday instruments.

Whether for professionals or casual users, AI image editors are shaping a future where working with visuals is easier and more efficient.

👉 Try the tool here: nanobananaart.ai

GPS, the system we’ve relied on for decades, may soon become obsolete. Scientists have introduced an artificial intelligence-powered technology that makes navigation 40 times more accurate than traditional satellite-based systems.

What Is PEnG and How Does It Work?

The new system is called Pose-Enhanced Geo-Localisation (PEnG). It uses AI to analyze:

• satellite images
• street-level photos
• data from a smartphone or vehicle camera

By matching real-time camera input with satellite maps, the AI instantly refines the device’s exact location.

How Much More Accurate Than GPS?

The breakthrough is all about precision:

• Traditional GPS error: about 734 meters in dense urban areas.
• PEnG error: only 22 meters.

The gap is so massive that many experts say: AI has officially buried GPS.

Where Does It Work?

Unlike GPS, which often fails in complex environments, PEnG works even in:

• tunnels
• urban canyons surrounded by skyscrapers
• areas with weak or no signal
• locations where satellites can’t track devices

This opens the door to a new era of navigation — perfect for autonomous vehicles, drone deliveries, and rescue missions in extreme conditions.

Why It Matters

Billions of people and devices depend on GPS — from smartphones to military systems. But its weak point has always been clear: low accuracy in challenging environments.

AI solves this. PEnG has the potential to become the foundation for:

• self-driving cars
• automated delivery systems
• military navigation
• smart cities and IoT infrastructure

The Bottom Line

Artificial intelligence is rewriting the rules of navigation.
If PEnG achieves mass adoption, GPS could go the way of pagers or flip phones — an outdated relic of the past.

The future of navigation is here, and it’s powered by AI.

👉 Do you think the world is ready to abandon GPS and fully trust AI-driven navigation?