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OpenAI CEO Sam Altman stated he discontinued the Sora video app to avoid developing engagement features that could have made it commercially viable. Altman’s remarks came during an interview on the Mostly Human podcast, marking his first since Sora’s abrupt closure.

OpenAI announced the discontinuation of Sora on March 24, 2024. The decision effectively terminated a $1...


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Samsung has begun rolling out native Google Cast support to select 2023 and 2024 TV models, ending reliance on its Smart View feature for casting.

The update is being delivered via a One UI Tizen update and will allow users to cast videos, music, and photos directly from Android devices, ChromeOS devices, or Chrome browsers. Previously, users had to depend on Smart Vie...


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New leaks reveal that Anthropic is testing a new AI model named Claude Mythos, which is described as its most capable offering to date. This model reportedly poses unprecedented cybersecurity risks, raising concerns over its potential implications.

The significance of this development lies in the enhanced capabilities that Anthropic states Mythos possesses in areas suc...


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Netflix has replaced the built-in tvOS video player on its app for Apple TV HD and Apple TV 4K with a custom player, significantly altering the viewing experience.

This change has drawn widespread criticism as it removes established features, negatively impacting user accessibility, just as Netflix has announced a price increase in the U.S.

The new player alters...


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Jay Blahnik, Apple’s Fitness chief for nearly 13 years, announced his retirement effective July. Blahnik cited his reasons for leaving as a desire to spend time with family and to relocate to New York City.

His retirement comes less than a year after allegations surfaced regarding his conduct towards employees, including claims of being “verbally abusive, manipulative,...


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