OpenAI has introduced its new flagship image generation model, GPT Image 1.5, which promises to follow instructions better, edit photos more precisely, and generate results four times faster. The updated model is now available to all users. The company is targeting enterprise clients with the new tool, emphasizing its ability to “match your intent” and … Read more
Here are 50 global stocks to watch in 2026 as the market is expected to be impacted by trends like artificial intelligence, shifting US tariff policies, and changing consumer behaviors. These companies come from various industries such as technology, healthcare, finance, and more. From aircraft manufacturers Boeing to software companies like Dynatrace, these 50 stocks … Read more
Venezuela’s oil crisis has hit US energy giant Chevron, with the company’s value plummeting by 2.04%. The decline comes after the US seized a tanker carrying Venezuelan crude to the black market last week. As a result, several tankers are idling at Venezuelan ports or veering away from the region, disrupting the usual flow of … Read more
Fallout season 2 premieres soon, and fans of sci-fi will have to wait until April 2026 for another hit series. Meanwhile, Prime Video has a fantastic sci-fi show that’s worth binge-watching – Tales from the Loop. Based on a phenomenal novel by Swedish artist Simon Stålenhag, this eight-episode series takes place in a mysterious town … Read more
Apple is reportedly working on a foldable iPhone with an internal display aspect ratio similar to its largest iPads. When unfolded, the device will have a more horizontal shape compared to other book-style foldables like the Galaxy Z Fold 7 and Pixel 10 Pro Fold. This unusual design could make the iPhone Fold stand out … Read more
A new series of close-up portraits by photographer Christopher Anderson for Vanity Fair has sparked a backlash online, with many expressing surprise that the publication revealed every imperfection on the faces of prominent White House figures. However, Anderson insists that his style is consistent and not intended to show the officials’ bad sides. Anderson, an … Read more
Research shows lifestyle choices account for 80% of longevity. These habits start in your 40s, not 60s or 70s. Focus on subtle shifts, such as: * Strength training to maintain muscle mass * Waking up early to align with natural light cycles * Cultivating a deep hobby for passion and mastery * Learning to say … Read more
A photo of White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt taken by Vanity Fair’s Christopher Anderson sparked speculation that she had lip augmentation. However, there is no confirmation of this. Despite the lack of evidence, some people noticed what they thought were syringe marks around her lips in the close-up photo. These claims are based on … Read more
Investors in the oil and gas sector have shifted their focus from growth to harvesting value. With poor capital allocation records, cyclicality, volatility, weak returns, and uncertain growth outlooks eroding confidence, investors now prioritize companies with strong management discipline, reliable payouts, and rigorous capital allocation. Companies that distinguish themselves will be those that use their … Read more
AI researchers, including those who have developed life-changing technology, are sounding the alarm about potential dangers, but many are neglecting to address everyday issues. A recent conference on AI research revealed a disconnect between scientists’ concerns and the real-world problems they face. Some top AI experts, like Yoshua Bengio, warn of dystopian futures where AIs … Read more