Latest articles, news and analysis in the AI category.
A new mod finally gives Rex, the beloved canine companion in *Fallout: New Vegas*, a proper sneaking animation—15 years after the game’s release—and players are calling it one of the most charming fixes in the modding community’s history.
OpenAI is testing a new setting for ChatGPT’s Temporary Chats that preserves user preferences without saving full conversation history, blending privacy with personalization in a way that could redefine how people interact with the AI—if they can find it.
A German professor’s $23-a-month subscription to ChatGPT Plus became a cautionary tale after a routine privacy tweak erased years of research—with no warning, no recovery option, and no recourse. The incident exposes a critical flaw in AI tools designed for professional use.
The Anthro Pup, Unicorn, Disney Princess, and Marvel Avengers Echo Pop Kids editions are now 40% off, bundling a playful smart speaker with six months of Amazon Kids+ and next-gen Alexa AI. Here’s what parents should know.
A new platform from Contextual AI aims to solve the biggest bottleneck in enterprise AI: not the models themselves, but the ability to reliably integrate proprietary data into automated workflows. Agent Composer combines pre-built agents, no-code orchestration, and strict deterministic controls for...
A new poll reveals that nine out of ten DuckDuckGo users actively avoid AI-driven search features, yet the privacy-focused engine continues to embed optional AI tools—including a bundled chatbot. The tension highlights a broader conflict over AI’s role in search, even among privacy-conscious audienc...
A cache of pre-alpha renderings from Ubisoft’s scrapped *Prince of Persia: Sands of Time* remake has emerged, revealing a visually ambitious project that was ultimately dismantled by the publisher’s own evolving standards. The images—stolen from an internal 2024 workshop—suggest a franchise rebirth...
The latest patch introduces a breakthrough augment for weapon storage and a revamped survival tool—but players may find trade-offs in its design.
Hunting for **Rusted Bolts** in *Arc Raiders* is a common stumbling block for players attempting the Trophy Cabinet project. Unlike other loot, these bolts don’t appear in obvious places—yet they’re essential for progression. Here’s where to find them without wasting time on dead ends.
From a 166 MHz machine running on a shoestring budget to the world’s most visited reference site, Wikipedia’s journey was never about the hardware. It was about proving that knowledge could be crowd-sourced, verified, and kept free—without corporate interference. Now, as AI reshapes information, the...
The Galaxy Z TriFold, Samsung’s most expensive foldable yet, arrives in the US starting January 30, priced at $2,899 for the 512GB model. With a 10-inch inner display, 16GB RAM, and a 200MP camera, it’s a niche luxury device—but durability concerns linger.
A hidden flaw in *Highguard* ties post-processing quality to the game’s output resolution, forcing lower settings to render at 80% of the stated resolution—even when the UI claims full 4K. Testing with an RTX 5070 Ti reveals a 15–20 FPS boost at the cost of sharpness, raising questions about whether...
The *A Prime Specimen* quest in *Arc Raiders* requires players to locate a rare, bug-plagued machine—but finding the Arc Deforester is only half the battle. Here’s how to track it down, plus the workarounds for a broken system.
The latest iteration of Moonshot AI’s Kimi model introduces **Agent Swarm** orchestration, **multimodal coding**, and aggressive pricing—positioning it as a direct challenge to closed-
GOG’s managing director revisits the 2020 decision to remove *Devotion* from its storefront, acknowledging the damage to user trust and the complexities of balancing legal risks with editorial values. The episode underscores the tensions between digital platforms and geopolitical pressures.
A new Gemini-powered update to Google Calendar is tackling two persistent scheduling frustrations: finding the right time for everyone and handling last-minute declines. The changes, now rolling out for business users, could redefine how teams coordinate their calendars—if privacy concerns don’t get...
A newly discovered **high-risk flaw** in Microsoft Office allows attackers to bypass security controls and seize control of core system functions. Users of Office 2016, 2019, 2021 LTSC, and 2024 LTSC must apply emergency updates immediately. Here’s what’s at risk and how to act.
Hooded Horse, the publisher behind hits like *Manor Lords* and *Terra Invicta*, argues that most indie publishers exploit developers. Their CEO advises self-publishing as a more ethical—and often more profitable—alternative.
