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Palworld studio Pocketpair says its new publishing division won't handle games that use generative AI: 'We don't believe in it'
news Pocketpair Publishing boss John Buckley says we're already starting to see a flood of 'really low-quality, AI-made games' on Steam and other storefronts.
Wikipedia says it's getting fewer 'human pageviews' thanks to AI and social media but it's got a plan to deal with it
News Hopefully that plan doesn't include even bigger donation banners.
Estimates on the financial impact of yesterday's AWS outage range from 'hundreds of billions' to over $75 million per hour, but one thing we can all agree on is it was pretty bad, chief
News A butterfly flaps its wings. Again.
Windows 11 25H2 has borked the mouse and keyboard controls in the Windows Recovery Environment, because what would a major update be without a fresh batch of bugs
News Update: It's been fixed. Hoorah!
Catholic church calls for a global AI regulatory framework as the Pope pontificates against the technology arms race, calling for the 'audacity of disarmament'
News Wants AI to create a "more authentically just and human global society", but not impressed with what he's seen so far.
China accuses the US of attacking time—or being behind a series of cyberattacks on its National Time Center, anyway
News Stop the clocks, etc.
AWS outage affecting Fortnite, Roblox, Reddit, and many others is close to fixed, with Amazon saying services are showing 'significant signs of recovery'
News Fingers crossed.
OpenAI stops itself from generating 'disrespectful' Martin Luther King Jr. deepfakes, but this is the tip of the iceberg: 'Who gets protection from synthetic resurrection and who doesn't?'
News "King's estate rightfully raised this with OpenAI, but many deceased individuals don't have well-known and well-resourced estates to represent them."
