OpenAI launches TikTok-like app for AI videos and it lets you deepfake your friends

This exclusive platform functions much like TikTok, featuring a continuously scrolling video feed. Rather than creating content through duets or stitches, users make brief videos that others can then reimagine as new, AI-powered videos – but only with the original creator’s permission. Each invitation not only grants access to the app but also provides four extra invites to share with friends.

What $55 Billion Buys: Everything Included In The EA Acquisition

As a longtime fan, it’s wild to think about what EA will be like after this buyout! A privately held EA could be so different from the company we know now, and they’re also starting with about $20 billion in new debt from the deal. It really makes you wonder, what does $55 billion actually get you these days? Apparently, quite a lot! EA’s new owners are picking up all the studios, iconic brands, and everything else that makes EA, well, EA. Here’s a rundown of everything EA has to offer.

Leonardo DiCaprio Has A Real Big Lebowski Thing Going In PT Anderson’s New Movie. How The Plaid Robe Happened

As reported by Variety, the distinctive plaid outfit wasn’t originally intended. Costume designer Colleen Atwood shared that Bob, Leonardo DiCaprio’s character-a man who goes from revolutionary to laid-back father-was first planned to simply wear a sweatshirt. However, in a moment reminiscent of “The Dude,” someone-either director Paul Thomas Anderson or DiCaprio himself-proposed, “What if he just wears his robe?” And that’s how a now-iconic movie look was born. Atwood told the publication:

Dragon Ball Meets Persona in New RPG You Can Try for Free

Within the game, players engage in smooth and visually appealing 2D battles reminiscent of the Persona series. The game unfolds its narrative through 10 anime-style “episodes.” It’s a remarkably enjoyable idea, and a demo is available for players to experience it firsthand, completely free of charge.

10 Great Horror Movies Audiences Hated (At First)

Many of today’s most famous horror movies were initially ignored, not understood, or even laughed at when they first came out. Over time, however, people began to see them differently, recognizing them as groundbreaking or cult classics. It’s common for these films to be re-evaluated years later and gain the appreciation they deserve. This phenomenon highlights how tastes can change!