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Unreal Engine 5.8 launches with improved terrain and vegetation tools, a Lumen Lite option for faster global illumination, and for the times we now live in, an open standard plugin for LLM systems
By Nick Evanson published
News Plus a whole heap more stuff that's genuinely useful for all kinds of devs.

Windows 11 Search will soon see through your typos and actually find what you're looking for
By Jess Kinghorn published
News Dotting the 'i's, crossing the 't's.

Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says we need to 'deal with social norms' surrounding AI but apparently that means 'just go engage it'
By Jacob Fox published
News Oh, right, of course that's exactly what he has in mind. Use AI, got it.

Social media is awful but the UK under-16 ban won't solve anything: 'Instead of punishing children, the government needs to target the source'
By Fraser Brown published
No quick fixes PC Gamer's writers and editors tackle the impending ban on Snapchat, TikTok, YouTube, Instagram, X and Facebook.

OpenAI says it busted a shadowy Chinese operation that used ChatGPT to whip up data centre hate (and that achieved basically nothing)
By Joshua Wolens published
News Hey, it's a living.

Pokémon Go data was used to help train AI systems being developed for military drones
By Andy Chalk published
news Niantic Spatial says "ground scans" collected through Pokémon Go are part of the data being used to train its models.

There's one AI machine that doesn't need a nuclear power station to run, and it points to a potential way forward in the memory crisis
By Nick Evanson published
News You, a box, and a crank.

Microsoft doesn't know what to do about the memory pricing crisis Microsoft is causing
By Tyler Wilde last updated
Opinion It's astonishing how much expectations are being lowered for the next Xbox.

Once again players are right to suspect AI was used in a game, once again a dev apologizes for using AI in their game
By Andy Chalk published
news 1666: Amsterdam dropped a cool trailer at Summer Game Fest, and you know what happened next.

Google claims most users know 'information generated with AI should not be blindly trusted,' but a court ruled it's still liable for false claims made in AI Overview
By Jess Kinghorn published
News I doubt this will be the last time an AI getting it wrong results in legal repercussions.
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