OpenAI’s Sora video generator appears to have leaked
Nov 27, 2024
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A recent leak of OpenAI's Sora video generator reveals security vulnerabilities exploited by hackers. The swift response to revoke access highlights the urgency of cybersecurity. Additionally, the FTC addresses concerns about smart device manufacturers failing to provide clear support timelines. In an exciting twist, a startup named Rune emerges, aiming to transform health information access through engaging video content, showcasing innovative solutions despite being pre-revenue.
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The FTC's study revealed that 89% of smart device manufacturers fail to clearly disclose the duration of software support, impacting product functionality.
Rune's innovative platform aims to redefine health information access by providing over 16,000 engaging video-based Q&As from qualified doctors.
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Smart Device Update Transparency
Many smart device manufacturers do not clearly communicate how long they will provide software updates, which can impact the functionality of these products. The Federal Trade Commission conducted a study of 184 smart devices, revealing that 89% failed to disclose critical information regarding the duration of software support. Without ongoing updates, these devices may lose their smart capabilities and could eventually stop functioning altogether. The FTC advises consumers to consider this lack of transparency when purchasing smart devices, and to proactively seek information regarding support duration from manufacturers.
Innovative Health Q&A Platform
A new startup, Rune, seeks to transform how individuals find health information by offering video-based Q&As on various medical topics, featuring insights from qualified doctors. The platform houses over 16,000 short videos addressing conditions such as ALS, dementia, and infertility, providing users with easily accessible expert knowledge. Although Rune is still in the early stages of developing a business model and has yet to generate revenue, it has successfully raised $15 million in funding, indicating strong investor confidence. The innovative approach aims to replace traditional health information sources like WebMD with more engaging and informative content.
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Leaked Access to OpenAI's Sora and Security Vulnerabilities Exposed