President Trump gave ByteDance a 75-day stay to find an American buyer for TikTok. But the company appears to be slow-rolling the process amid broader trade negotiations. According to sources speaking to The Washington Post,

Short video app TikTok's owner ByteDance seems to be slow-rolling negotiations for a sale while waiting for approval from the Chinese government, even as President Donald Trump's allies race to broker a deal to sell it to an American bidder,

The sale of TikTok, owned by China-based company ByteDance, is being delayed as the company waits for approval from the Chinese government, according to a report in The Washington Post. This comes amid a race by allies of President Donald Trump to facilitate the sale of the app to an American entity,

TikTok parent company ByteDance unveils OmniHuman, an AI system that can generate realistic videos of people from just one picture.

In a black and white video, OmniHuman-1 shows the known scientist Albert Einstein talking in front of a blackboard performing hand gestures and showing facial expressions. ByteDance says it trained the new tool on more than 18,700 hours of human videos, combining it with various types of inputs like text, audio and physical poses.