While Sam Altman slept, AI changed forever. Three things happened in the last 48 hours that directly affect how you use technology. Here's what you missed: 1. Google's new Omni model can actually read. A Reddit user got early access and generated a video of a professor solving trigonometric equations on a chalkboard. Every letter is readable. Every formula is correct. Every step in order. Sora and Kling can't do this — because most AI video tools fail at holding visual accuracy and meaning accuracy at the same time. Omni just did both. 2. OpenAI's ex-CTO just built an AI that works like a video call. Mira Murati's new model — Thinking Machines — is fully duplex. Every AI you've used so far is half duplex, like a walkie-talkie. You speak, it listens, then it replies. This one watches your camera, hears you, and responds while you're still talking. In the demo, someone said "I'm doing push-ups, count them." It counted. In real time. 3. iOS 27 lets you choose which AI powers...