Month: August 2025
Darren Aronofsky, Zoe Kravitz and Austin Butler hilariously dodged a bee at the ‘Caught Stealing’ screening.
The US State Department has revoked thousands of student visas — most of them for overstays and various law violations ranging from DUIs and assaults to supporting terrorist organizations, including Hamas.
The FanDuel promo code for new users unlocks access to a $300 bonus across MLB, WNBA and college football Week 0 games.
The DraftKings promo code will unlock access to a $200 new user bonus for MLB, WNBA and soccer games this week.
Chris Hemsworth is back on his quest for longevity in Season 2 of Limitless. If they make an Avengers movie in like 2046, he’ll be ready.
One of the most striking photos shows Trump speaking sternly with Putin backstage, ahead of their joint press conference, with his outstretched finger pointed directly in the center of the Russian leader’s chest and only a translator standing between the two men.
Adams was spotted at airthday bash for Tao Hospitality’s Noah Tepperberg and was seen rubbing elbows at entrepreneur Wayne Boich’s party.
Interstellar object 3I/ATLAS — which is zooming through our inner solar system — appears to be emitting its own light, according to Harvard astrophysicist Avi Loeb. The observation by Loeb, if verified, would contradict NASA’s classification of the Manhattan-sized object as a comet, the scientist argues in a new blog post. An image of 3I/ATLAS…
Google Introduces AI-Generated Audio for Docs
Google Docs now allows users to generate audio versions of their documents using AI. This new feature, part of the Gemini rollout, enables customization of the audio output, including adjusting voice types and playback speeds, reports 24brussels.
The functionality is accessible not only to the document creators but also to readers. By selecting the Tool dropdown menu and choosing Audio > Listen to this tab, users can hear the AI-generated audio of any shared document. Additionally, authors can insert a customizable audio button directly into a document via Insert > Audio, allowing readers to start listening with a simple click.
In April, Google announced plans to enable users to transform their documents into AI podcasts, but the current audio feature is more practical for those who wish to listen to their own writings. Currently, audio versions can only be generated in English and are limited to desktop devices.
The audio functionality in Docs is rolling out to Workspace users with business, enterprise, or education plans, as well as individuals holding AI Pro and Ultra subscriptions.