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Runway launches AI model router as generative media gets crowded
Runway has launched Media Router, a tool designed to automatically choose the most suitable image, video or audio generation model for a developer’s request. The company is positioning itself beyond its roots as an AI video maker, aiming to become infrastructure for generative-media products as developers face a rapidly expanding and increasingly complex choice of…
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Dragon Ball Sparking Zero Super Limit Breaking Neo DLC release date and new mode details revealed
Dragon Ball: Sparking! Zero’s Super Limit-Breaking Neo DLC will launch on 30 July, bringing more than 30 characters, new stages, attacks and a new single-player mode. The expansion responds to players seeking more than character additions, while a separate free update will introduce combat changes. Limit Breaker Journey lets players choose a character, explore a…
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A woman got a UTI. Two years later, the bacteria had evolved, invaded her brain.
A 63-year-old woman suddenly lost sight in her right eye and was found to have inflammation there alongside brain lesions caused by a bacterial abscess. Tests linked the infection to Klebsiella pneumoniae first detected in her urine, illustrating how bacteria can evolve within a patient into forms capable of spreading through the bloodstream and damaging…
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CEO’s family man image is shattered as top female executive leaks explicit sexts and accuses him of litany of obscene acts: Read every sordid message
A former senior executive at Ohio property developer Thrive Companies has sued the business and former chief executive Kevin Zeppernick, alleging sexual harassment, assault, discrimination and retaliation. The case matters because it raises questions about workplace conduct and the company’s response to complaints, while the allegations remain unproven and will be tested in court. The…
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As layoff controversy continues, Rockstar union has ‘more members than ever before’, meaning it could force mandatory recognition
The Rockstar Game Workers Union says it has more members than ever, strengthening its bid for formal recognition by Rockstar Games after last year’s disputed layoffs. Recognition could make it the UK games industry’s largest union and give workers a stronger collective voice at the Grand Theft Auto 6 developer. The union is seeking voluntary…
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Disgaea Creator Slams Sony for Scrapping Discs, Says PlayStation Might as Well ‘Go All the Way’ and Scrap Consoles Too
Disgaea creator Sohei Niikawa has criticised Sony’s plan to stop producing disc releases of new games from January 2028, arguing that its executives do not understand what physical editions mean to fans. He said abandoning physical packages could undermine the appeal of dedicated consoles, suggesting Sony might as well rely on televisions and eliminate hardware…
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‘Resident Evil’ Trailer: Zach Cregger’s Take On Iconic Vidgame Is Coming For You (And Comic-Con)
Sony has released a new trailer for Zach Cregger’s Resident Evil ahead of the director’s Comic-Con Hall H appearance. The film, due in cinemas on 18 September, follows medical courier Bryan as a delivery to Raccoon City General turns into a night-long fight for survival amid monsters, zombies and violent chaos. Austin Abrams leads the…
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Model Context Protocol prepares to break with its stateful past
The Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard for linking AI applications to external systems, is due for its largest overhaul since launch. Its maintainers plan to finalise a new revision on 28 July that removes protocol-level sessions and other features, aiming to make cloud deployment and scaling simpler but creating compatibility work for organisations…
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Nintendo Download: 23rd July (North America)
Nintendo’s North American eShop update for 23 July highlights new Switch and Switch 2 releases, led by the single-player action game Splatoon Raiders. The update matters chiefly as a weekly overview of games newly available or promoted on Nintendo’s digital stores. – Splatoon Raiders launches for Switch 2 at $49.99, featuring solo play, optional online…
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Google will now let you sign in to your account with a selfie video
Google is introducing selfie video verification as another way for people to regain access to their accounts when they cannot use their usual device or sign-in method. The change reflects a wider move towards biometric identity checks as companies seek to reduce fraud and distinguish real users from bots, manipulated footage and deepfakes. Users will…