OpenAI is rolling out a significant update to its AI video tool Sora, introducing new controls for user “cameos,” improved watermark visibility, and enhanced safety mechanisms. Bill Peebles, Head of ...

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The ChatGPT maker appears to be trying to clean up the copyright and deepfake problems inherent in its new AI-generated video app. Katelyn is a writer with CNET covering artificial intelligence, ...

When your iPhone starts getting full, the Photos app is often the first place to start cleaning. This built-in tool makes it easy to declutter your library. Sareena Dayaram Former Senior Editor ...

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