The company appears to have started rolling out the change to its ad-supported free TV channels for Google TV devices, including TCL, Hisense, and Chromecasts, according to 9to5Google.
The updated, surprisingly sensible branding will be visible under Google TV’s Live tab if you have it, the outlet writes.
CEO Sam Altman told employees in a company-wide meeting that OpenAI’s complicated corporate structure as a for-profit endeavor under the umbrella of a non-profit is set to change, “likely sometime next year,” reports Fortune.
The reconfiguring, which has been rumored before, would reportedly shift the company “away from being controlled by a non-profit.” OpenAI told the outlet that the “non-profit is core to our mission and will continue to exist.”
Apple updated its $19 Polishing Cloth compatibility list this week with a few new items:
Still conspicuously missing is the Vision Pro, which ships with the cloth for free. (In my extensive testing, it seems to work as expected.)
Apple published a giant PDF document that’s just a simple list, with brief descriptions, of all the new features coming to iOS 18 over the next several months.
As MacRumors notes, it’s more than 250 items long, so dig in, nerds — I know I will.
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