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Is Iran to blame for America’s water system cyberattacks?
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‘Godfather of AI’: Humans may not be able to outsmart next generation of models
The article’s full text was unavailable, so its claims cannot be independently summarised. Based on the headline, it appears to report warnings from a prominent AI researcher that humans may struggle to control or outsmart increasingly capable future AI models. The headline suggests the concern relates to the safety and governance of advanced AI systems.…
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Repair sick robots and contemplate the role of healthcare providers in the deeply textured, pixel art, cyberpunk visual novel All Our Broken Parts
Rock Paper Shotgun previews All Our Broken Parts, a cyberpunk visual novel demo in which players act as a robot doctor treating fellow robots in a world where humans have vanished and the ocean no longer exists. The preview highlights the game’s striking pixel art and its use of a robot-repair premise to explore weighty…
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John Romero says id Software once sold empty Doom boxes to Taiwanese pirates so fans there could have legit copies: ‘For us, it was distribution’
John Romero, co-creator of Doom, has recalled how id Software once struck an unusual arrangement with Taiwanese software pirates: rather than trying to stop them producing unauthorised copies of the game, the studio supplied them with empty, official Doom boxes so that fans buying pirated discs would at least receive genuine packaging. Romero framed the…
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X wants to keep suing advertisers, asks 5th Circuit to overrule district judge
Elon Musk’s X is asking the US Court of Appeals for the 5th Circuit to revive its antitrust lawsuit against a group of major advertisers, after a district judge dismissed the case in March. The company argues that advertisers colluded in an illegal boycott that damaged X’s revenue and allowed rival platforms to charge above-competitive…
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‘Emily In Paris’ Tweaks Production Schedule Following Minnie Driver’s Car Accident In France
Actress Minnie Driver has been involved in a serious car accident in rural France while filming the sixth and final season of Netflix’s “Emily In Paris,” in which she plays recurring character Princess Jane. Driver revealed the crash in an Instagram “Paris Update” video, saying she was back home in London recovering with a sprained…
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Quake celebrates its 30th anniversary with a new free episode
Quake is marking its 30th anniversary with the release of Dawn of the Machine, a free expansion available now for all owners of the game across current and previous-generation consoles and PC platforms. The update was created by MachineGames, the studio behind Indiana Jones and the Great Circle and recent Wolfenstein titles, working in collaboration…
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AMD acquires AI chip startup Taalas to boost inference performance by etching models into silicon
AMD has acquired AI chip startup Taalas, aiming to dramatically speed up AI inference by etching model weights directly into silicon rather than storing them in conventional memory. The move is part of AMD’s ongoing effort to challenge Nvidia’s dominance in AI hardware, mirroring the logic behind Nvidia’s own $20 billion licensing deal with Groq…
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Anthropic will design its own hardware to power Claude
Anthropic has confirmed it is building an in-house “custom silicon team” to design chips for running its Claude models, following the discovery of job listings and reports first surfaced by Business Insider and TechCrunch. The move mirrors similar steps by rivals such as OpenAI, Google and Meta, and reflects growing pressure among AI firms to…
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Google AI leaks “scarily accurate and very specific” game detail from private documents, says indie dev: “I had never told the name to anyone”
An independent developer has alleged that Google’s AI produced highly specific information about an unrevealed game, apparently drawn from private documents. The claim raises concerns about whether AI tools can expose confidential material and how developers can protect unpublished projects. The developer said the AI gave a detail accurate enough to identify a name they…