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Gemini Can Now Turn Your Photos Into Videos With Sound

Google’s rolling out new AI video tools in Gemini and Flow that can turn your photos into short, sound-backed videos. Just type a prompt, and it creates an 8-second clip—even adds audio if you want. Available now for Google AI Pro and Ultra users.

Microsoft Teases 3D Model Maker and Voice Avatars for Copilot

Microsoft Copilot may be under the radar, but it’s quietly getting smarter. New experimental features reveal animated voice avatars and image-to-3D object generation in the works. Still in “Labs,” these upgrades hint at a more personal and powerful Copilot experience coming soon.

Perplexity Adds Grok 4 and Teams Up with Coinbase

Elon Musk’s Grok 4 AI model just launched and is now live on Perplexity for Pro and Max users. With this update, Perplexity subscribers can now access Grok 4 alongside other top-tier models like OpenAI’s o3 Pro and Claude 4.0—all in one place.

Jack Dorsey’s latest app tracks sun exposure

Twitter co-founder Jack Dorsey is back with another new app. After launching Bitchat, a Bluetooth-based messaging tool, he’s now introduced Sun Day—a UV and Vitamin D tracking app. It’s available via TestFlight on iOS, and the code’s up on GitHub for anyone to try or tweak.

Google exec: ‘We’re going to be combining ChromeOS and Android’

Google plans to merge Android and ChromeOS into a single platform, according to Sameer Samat, head of the Android ecosystem. He hinted at a unified future for mobile and laptop experiences—one where Chromebooks and Android devices run on the same core system.

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Zhang Yiming: Founder & CEO at ByteDance

Zhang Yiming, the mind behind ByteDance, started his journey with startups right after graduating in 2005. In 2012, he founded ByteDance with a vision to build AI-powered platforms, starting with the news app Toutiao. Spotting the global rise of short video apps like Snapchat, he launched Douyin in China in 2016—built in just 200 days. Its global twin, TikTok, followed in 2017, and exploded in popularity after merging with Musical.ly in 2018. The rest is viral history.

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