About this Video

• Video Title: Oh Lawd They Comin’
• Channel: TechLinked
• Speakers: (Unable to determine from the transcript)
• Duration: 00:08:01

Introduction

This TechLinked video covers recent tech news, including leaks about NVIDIA's RTX 50 series GPUs, a potential foldable iPad, updates on AI search and video generation, Switch 2 leaks, YouTube features, Serbian authorities hacking phones, digital license plate vulnerabilities, and unexplained drone sightings.

Key Takeaways

• NVIDIA RTX 50 Series Leaks: Listings for the RTX 50 series (5090, 5080, 5070 Ti, and others) appeared on Zotac's website, hinting at specs like 32GB of GDDR7 memory for the 5090. Conflicting rumors exist regarding power requirements and VRAM for other models.
• Foldable iPad Rumor: A 20-inch foldable iPad is rumored to be in development for a 2028 launch. It would be significantly larger than current iPads, almost resembling a laptop. Apple is also exploring OLED MacBooks and a foldable iPhone concept.
• AI Advancements: OpenAI made ChatGPT Search available to all users. Google demonstrated its improved AI video generation model, Imagen Video 2, showcasing its understanding of physics. The CEO of Klarna suggested AI could replace numerous jobs.
• Nintendo Switch 2 Leaks: A Reddit user claimed to have the Switch 2 console, sharing information aligning with previous leaks. This fueled new mockups of the device.
• YouTube Updates: YouTube is giving creators control over AI model training on their content. It's also testing creator voice replies to comments on iOS and Android.
• Digital Security Concerns: Serbian authorities are using software to unlock and infect detained individuals' phones with spyware. A security researcher demonstrated a hack for Reviver digital license plates, allowing plate numbers to be changed.
• Unexplained Drone Sightings: Increased drone activity, including incidents in New Jersey and near an Ohio Air Force base, has prompted calls for answers from US Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer and investigations by Homeland Security.