OpenAI’s Sora app, which lets users generate and share AI videos into a social feed, launched as an invite-only app on September 30. It hit the top of the US App Store within 3 days. It nabbed its first 1M downloads in under 5 days. It kept ascending: in early November it started relaxing its… Continue reading…
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[ Update: Users can’t reproduce this any longer, as they have pushed a server-side fix for this issue. It still counts as an embarrassing failure by Google. If you would like to see what the bug looked like, there’s a video at the bottom of the article.]
Right now, any robocall hacker in the world can instantly take over your phone’s screen, knocking you out of your mobile gaming experience, disrupting you as you check out at the store, or breaking your concentration as you try and type out an email.
It was the day of the Samsung Fold launch, and I had watched a few videos from big-name tech channels on YouTube to quickly get up to speed.