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PC World Latest NewsOct 02, 2025
You can insert yourself into AI videos with OpenAI's new Sora 2 model

Sora 2 can create videos of advanced movements—like gymnastics sequences, backflips on a paddleboard, and figure skating triple axels—while generating synchronized sound, dialogue, and effects. It can also insert people or objects from real-life videos, and recreate both their appearances and voices with high precision.

There's also a new iOS app called Sora being launched. The app allows you to create and share AI videos, remix other people's clips, and use the cameos feature to put yourself (or your friends) right into AI-generated scenes. If your cameo is used in a remixed clip, you'll be counted as a co-creator (thus allowing you the power to remove said clip).

OpenAI emphasizes that this launch is focused on responsible use. The feed will encourage creation over passive consumption, and users will also be given tools to personalize their experience and minimize addictive scrolling.

At launch, the Sora app will only b


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PC World Latest NewsOct 02, 2025
Microsoft's newly redesigned Office app icons go soft and fluid

We've known for some time that Microsoft Office apps were getting new icons (thanks to a leak). But they're official as of today, according to Jon Friedman (CVP of Design and Research for Microsoft 365) in this Microsoft Design blog post.

Microsoft is rolling out the new design to users with immediate effect. In the post, Friedman explains the redesign's significance:


The last time Microsoft updated the Office icons was in 2018. Below, you can see all the redesigned icons side by side:



Wired NewsOct 02, 2025
China Rolls Out Its First Talent Visa as the US Retreats on H-1Bs
The Chinese government unveiled a program to woo foreign talent just as the US cracked down on H-1Bs with a $100,000 fee. The move immediately provoked xenophobic backlash.
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