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OpenAI has officially stepped into the competitive arena of AI-generated video with the introduction of its groundbreaking text-to-video tool, Sora. In a landscape already populated by tech behemoths like Runway, Meta, and Google, OpenAI aims to push the boundaries of AI-driven visuals, inching closer to the quality of traditional live-action video. In a blog post, OpenAI showcased a one-minute example of Sora’s capabilities, leaving an impressive mark on viewers. Leveraging a vast dataset of labeled video images, the AI system interprets user descriptions to create videos that approach the realism of traditionally produced content. Despite the remarkable demonstration, OpenAI is…

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DoorDash’s stock experienced a notable milestone by reaching a 52-week high on Thursday, only to face a sharp decline in after-hours trading as the market processed the company’s fourth-quarter earnings report. While the delivery giant reported robust user growth and record-breaking order numbers, a fourth-quarter loss of 39 cents per share, significantly surpassing analyst predictions of 16 cents, led to a more than 9.5% drop in share value at one point during post-market trading. Attempting to shift attention, DoorDash emphasized its adjusted EBITA (earnings before interest, taxes, and amortization), which exceeded expectations at $363 million compared to the anticipated $356…

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As the clock ticks toward the decommissioning of the International Space Station (ISS) in 2030, concerns loom over the United States potentially ceding leadership in low Earth orbit (LEO) to China. Industry officials emphasized the urgency of establishing operational commercial space stations before the ISS concludes its mission, warning lawmakers of the potential consequences during a hearing. The ISS’s retirement opens the door for commercial providers to take charge of hosting human activities and experiments in LEO. However, officials from Voyager and Axiom, two companies actively involved in building commercial space stations, expressed apprehension that China’s Tiangong space station could…

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When Elon Musk acquired Twitter for a staggering $44 billion in October 2022, his promise to shake up the platform and defy convention was nothing short of audacious. However, the reality of steering the ship into uncharted waters has led to a series of reversals and adjustments in Musk’s vision for the rebranded ‘X,’ revealing the challenges of translating an idealistic vision into a practical, functional platform. Over the course of 16 months, Musk’s initial bold changes have faced reconsideration. Minor adjustments include abandoning the notion of making dark mode the default and sole color palette on X. Additionally, headlines,…

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In the era of widespread digital romance facilitated by dating apps like Tinder, Hinge, and Grindr, connecting with potential partners has become easier than ever. Pew Research Center reports that half of Americans under 30 have embraced dating apps, with Hinge gaining popularity among one in five users since its launch in 2012. Remarkably, one in ten couples in the U.S. today met their significant other through a dating app or website. However, amidst this dating app revolution, Hinge finds itself at a crossroads. Recent analysis sheds light on a concerning trend for Hinge, revealing a substantial increase in user…

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Investors in Coinbase (ticker: COIN) are celebrating as the cryptocurrency trading platform experiences a remarkable upswing, with shares climbing over 12% to surpass $186 each—a level unseen since March 2022. This surge follows the release of Coinbase’s Q4 2023 financial results, revealing a significant turnaround for the company. The standout headline from Coinbase’s Q4 report is the announcement of its first profit in two years. The company reported impressive figures, with $905 million in net revenue and $273 million in net income for the quarter. This remarkable profitability marks a stark contrast to the $557 million loss reported during the…

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President Joe Biden’s campaign is strategically embracing TikTok to engage younger voters in anticipation of the upcoming presidential elections. However, the American public exhibits a three-way split on the issue of whether the video-sharing app should continue operating in the country, according to a recent poll conducted by The Associated Press and NORC Center for Public Affairs Research. The poll reveals a nuanced perspective, with 31% of U.S. adults supporting a nationwide ban on TikTok, 35% opposing such action, and an additional 31% remaining neutral on the matter. The debate surrounding TikTok’s presence escalated in the U.S. last year amid…

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Luxury travel enthusiasts are in for a treat as Beond, heralded as “the world’s first premium leisure airline,” unveils plans to provide select passengers with the cutting-edge Apple Vision Pro headsets during flights, set to commence in July. Founded in 2022 and based in the Maldives, Beond currently operates three routes to and from the tropical paradise, with a unique focus on premium leisure experiences. While the airline primarily caters to business-class travelers, boasting seats that transform into beds, the exact criteria for “select passengers” eligible for the Apple Vision Pro experience remain unspecified. With a commitment to delivering an…

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Nokia and A1, in collaboration with Microsoft, have successfully completed a groundbreaking 5G edge cloud network slicing trial, marking a significant milestone for the media industry. The trial utilized Nokia’s 5G edge slicing solution, seamlessly integrating with Microsoft Azure, to oversee A1’s operational commercial network. Leveraging edge cloud network slicing, A1 achieved the transmission of live HD video streaming to mobile devices through Multicasting.io’s streaming mobile platform, ensuring a secure, high-capacity, and low-latency network. Marcus Grausam, CEO of A1, highlighted the capabilities of Nokia’s solution, stating that it enables A1 to provide “secure, reliable, and high-performance enterprise VPN services integrated…

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Paramount Global has initiated a workforce reduction, affecting approximately 800 employees, equivalent to around 3% of its total workforce, as reported by CNBC on Tuesday, citing an insider. The media industry is contending with the ascendancy of streaming services over traditional television, compounded by the repercussions of last year’s Hollywood strikes. The sector is also grappling with a soft advertising market and economic uncertainties. Chief Executive Officer Bob Bakish conveyed the news to employees in an internal memo, quoted by CNBC. Bakish mentioned that these adjustments are aimed at fostering momentum and realizing the company’s strategic vision for the upcoming…

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