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Soon Hagerty's Boundless Futures Foundation gives $50,000 grants to female founders

Soon Hagerty, who fled Vietnam by boat at age five and arrived in the U.S. with $300 and nine family members, has built a career spanning a luxury PR firm, a global communications agency and a Michigan restaurant called The Good Bowl. She also founded Boundless Futures Foundation, a nonprofit that awards $50,000 grants to female entrepreneurs. Hagerty attributes her success to taking action despite fear rather than waiting for confidence.

Ben Affleck's AI technical knowledge goes viral in GQ interview

Actor Ben Affleck appeared on GQ's 'One More Question' series discussing AI concepts including neural networks, transformers, tensors, and GPUs, explaining how he writes basic Python scripts. Affleck, who sold his AI filmmaking startup to Netflix for a reported $587 million earlier this year, described how machine learning has long been part of visual effects workflows and detailed technical concepts like convolutional neural networks to the interviewer.

Samsung's One UI 9 expands Good Lock customization via Home Up app

Samsung's One UI 9 update adds new personalization options accessible through its Good Lock suite and Home Up application. Key additions include a Favorites Background tool for editing blur, shadow, image, and color on the Favorites screen, similar controls for the Edge Panel, and configurable multi-finger gesture shortcuts for actions like screenshots or volume control.

Samsung's Nice Shot module adds instant-delete button for screenshots

A Good Lock module called Nice Shot lets Samsung Galaxy users add a trash icon to the floating toolbar that appears right after taking a screenshot, allowing immediate deletion. The feature is aimed at users who accidentally trigger screenshots, such as through Back-Tap gestures, or who simply dislike a captured image. Deleting via this button is permanent and bypasses the Trash folder, so removed screenshots cannot be recovered.

Fans hand-edit pirated cuts to undo studio 'restorations' of classic films

A film enthusiast describes ripping and splicing together multiple unauthorized copies of Sergio Leone's The Good, the Bad and the Ugly to reconstruct a version closer to its 1967 international release, after MGM's early-2000s 'restoration' extended the film with re-dubbed dialogue and a reworked surround soundtrack that became the only commercially available edition for years. The account frames this as part of a broader pattern of studios altering classic films in ways that erase earlier theatrical versions from availability.

Samsung confirms Home Up Good Lock backup bug tied to custom folder colors

Samsung has acknowledged a bug in its Home Up Good Lock module where backups fail and get deleted as "broken" if users have set custom folder label colors. A Samsung Community moderator confirmed the issue and said engineers are working on a fix that requires changes to the underlying code, to be released in a future update. In the meantime, users can revert folder label colors to default settings to create working backups.

Samsung confirms Good Lock ClockFace bug shifting lock screen clock position on One UI 9

A Galaxy S26 Ultra owner reported on Samsung's Korean Community forum that a clock positioned in LockStar via Good Lock's ClockFace feature appeared in a completely different spot on the actual lock screen and Always-On Display. Samsung's Good Lock support team confirmed it has reproduced the bug and said its development team is investigating, while advising affected users to switch to a default clock style in the meantime.

Samsung investigating DIY Home icon delay bug in Good Lock after One UI 9 update

Samsung's Good Lock support team has confirmed it is investigating a bug in the DIY Home feature of the Home Up module, which lets users freely arrange app icons and folders. Affected users say hidden folders show a noticeable delay before app icons appear, while regular folders open instantly, with the issue surfacing after updating from One UI 8.5 to One UI 9.0.

Opinion piece argues 'good taste' alone won't protect designers from AI disruption

A design commentary challenges the popular claim that 'taste' will be designers' defense against automation, arguing that simply recognizing quality after the fact offers no real edge. Instead, the piece contends the true creative advantage lies in identifying and committing to ideas before their value is widely recognized, not in judging what's already accepted as good.

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