In an earlier interview with CNBC, Apple co-founder Steve Wozniak criticized Elon Musk for how he handled Dogecoin and the large-scale job cuts at government agencies. He called the layoffs a “sledgehammer” approach and said such drastic moves can hurt a company in the long run. “Just mass firings… it’s not good for a business to run that way,” he said.
Wozniak also voiced his disappointment with Tesla, saying the company hasn’t fixed its quality issues, despite repeated complaints from customers and the media.
He also mentioned he might have been banned from X (formerly Twitter), possibly because of his criticism of Musk. “Maybe it’s because I was on the wrong side of Elon,” he said.
Paris Hilton has just become the new owner of Mark Wahlberg’s former Beverly Park estate in Los Angeles. According to The Wall Street Journal, Hilton and her husband, Carter Reum, closed on the massive 30,500‑sq‑ft, 12‑bedroom, 20‑bathroom property on June 20, 2025, paying around $63 million…nearly $8 million more than what Wahlberg sold it for in 2023
Under Armour began in 1996 in the basement of founder Kevin Plank’s grandmother’s house in Washington, D.C. At just 23 years old, the former University of Maryland football player was frustrated with the way traditional cotton shirts soaked through with sweat during practice. Determined to solve the problem, Plank created a moisture-wicking compression shirt using synthetic fabric, and he started selling it out of the trunk of his car.
There’s hard work, and then there’s pretending to work hard. One creates real progress. The other just creates noise.
Pretending looks like activity. You reply to messages quickly, attend every meeting, and stay busy with tasks that feel urgent but aren’t important. You look productive, but nothing truly moves forward.
Real hard work means focus. It means making tough decisions, taking risks, and doing things that feel uncomfortable. It’s not always visible, but it’s the kind that actually builds something.
Most people choose the illusion because it’s easier. But if you want to grow, you have to stop performing and start doing the real work.
This one feature from ByteDance Seedance 1.0 which is now available at OpenArt blew me away! 🤯
🎥 Multi-Shot scenes is now done with ease and consistency! Works best with 10 second clips so there is more room for creativity.
Here are 4 different prompts to get the Multi-Shot effect.
1️⃣ In the morning a teenager cycles through an old European city district. The shot cuts from the bicycle wheels on cobblestone streets to a front-facing perspective of him riding and finally ends with him pedaling into a sunlit square (shot cuts from is the key here)
2️⃣ Multiple shots. A detective enters a dimlylit room. He examines the clues on the table, picks up an object from the surface, and the camera turns to him, capturing a thoughtful expression. (Adding multiple shots at the beginning ensures the effect)
3️⃣ A young woman quietly reads a book at a window-side table in a cozy anime-style cafe. The camera starts with a wide interior shot, shifts to a close-up of her turning a page, and zooms in on her relaxed expression as rain taps gently on the window. Traditional anime style. (Describing 2 different shots and using "shift" also triggers it.)
4️⃣ A young man sketches in a large art studio filled with natural light. The camera switches between close-ups of his pencil strokes, wide-angle shots of the studio space, and slow-motion sequences capturing the dust particles floating in the sunlight. The video has a cinematic texture, warm tones, and gentle ambient music. (Same strategy prompting for different camera angles and using "switches")
✂️ Either way you "cut" it this is a unique way of prompting the scene that has many use cases. If you know of any other prompting tips for Seedance let us know in the comments! 👇💬
Lawyers and doctors, once seen as untouchable professions, are now facing disruption as AI rapidly advances. Sophisticated legal AI can already draft contracts, analyze case law, and predict trial outcomes with startling accuracy, while medical AI systems are diagnosing diseases, reading X-rays, and even planning surgeries more efficiently than human counterparts
