Latest articles, news and analysis in the AI category.
Light-field holography is emerging as the gold standard for shared AI visualization, offering real-time spatial collaboration that 2D screens, VR, and AR cannot match—especially in high-stakes fields like medicine and defense.
SanDisk’s Extreme Pro Dual Drive is now priced at $64, slashing its usual cost by 36%. But does this USB-A/USB-C hybrid live up to the hype? And why is it selling out before the ink dries?
The same old loadout of assault rifles and shotguns has dominated *Fortnite* for too long. A fresh take on SMGs and snipers could shake up the meta—but only if Epic makes bold changes.
From deepfake scams to malware hidden in open-
Mozilla has launched a paid initiative to develop open-
A newly filed class-action lawsuit in San Francisco accuses Meta and WhatsApp of undermining encryption promises, asserting that the company retains the ability to access and analyze the full content of user communications—despite years of public assurances to the contrary.
The *Movie Night* quest in *Arc Raiders* isn’t just about luck—it requires precision. Players must scavenge for a **Stack of Movie Tapes** in Stella Montis’ Cultural Archives and a **Portable TV** hidden in Buried City’s forgotten corners. Here’s exactly where to find them—and how to survive the jou...
Size Five Games’ latest point-and-click adventure is a chaotic, joke-packed romp about incompetent leadership, alien invasions, and a robot babysitter. But does its relentless gags and puzzles land—or just wear out its welcome?
The IronKey KP200 and KP200C USB drives have earned **NIST FIPS 140-3 Level 3** certification, joining Kingston’s D500S as the only hardware-encrypted USB flash drives to meet this global benchmark. Ideal for OT infrastructure, military, and regulated industries, the drives now offer **dual PIN secu...
A groundbreaking investment in Singapore signals Micron’s push to dominate next-gen NAND production, with output starting in 2028 and 3,000 new jobs tied to AI-driven manufacturing. Here’s what’s changing—and why it matters for the global chip supply chain.
A single lifetime subscription is now available for less than 14% of its full price—offering a consolidated alternative to juggling multiple AI services with recurring fees. Here’s why businesses and creators might reconsider their workflows.
Ubisoft’s restructuring plans include potential layoffs affecting up to 200 employees at its Paris headquarters, part of a broader effort to trim €200 million in fixed costs over five years. The move follows recent project cancellations and a focus on preserving key franchises like *Beyond Good and...
Obsidian’s design director argues that traditional difficulty systems ignore fundamental player motivations. A new three-archetype framework—explorers, adventurers, and survivalists—could reshape how RPGs balance challenge, narrative, and progression. The implications for modders, developers, and pl...
Wildlight Entertainment’s *Highguard* merges *Titanfall*-style mobility with *Rainbow Six Siege* tactics in a two-phase battle royale—but its bold design may leave FPS veterans questioning whether it’s a genre-defining leap or an overcomplicated experiment. The game’s destructible environments and m...
A widely adopted AI framework was designed with flexibility in mind, but its optional security controls have created a **global vulnerability**—one that attackers are now weaponizing. With no enforced authentication, thousands of systems sit exposed, and the fixes remain elusive.
The latest *Hytale* update introduces a necromancy grimoire capable of summoning up to **12 skeletal warriors**, but beneath the flashy spectacle lies a system still in its infancy—one that hints at far greater magic to come. Players should brace for a slow burn: this is just the first page of a muc...
Alibaba Cloud’s latest AI model delivers **System 2 reasoning** at a fraction of the cost of Western alternatives, but geopolitical tensions and outdated infrastructure may delay its adoption. Here’s what enterprises need to know before making the switch.
A 76-page legal filing alleges Hasbro’s executives misled investors about the financial strategy behind Magic: The Gathering’s rapid set releases, including the $1,000 anniversary edition, while overprinting cards that allegedly devalued the brand and cost shareholders millions in repurchases.
