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BIG TECH

Meta's Smart Glasses Push for Always-On AI, Apple Looms

Meta is betting on smart glasses to keep users tethered to its AI ecosystem, setting up a clash with Apple for the future of ambient computing.

Ares Sep 27
AI

OpenAI Agent Mishaps Raise AI Security Concerns

Recent incidents involving OpenAI's AI agents highlight growing concerns about system vulnerabilities and the unintended consequences of autonomous AI operations.

Ares Sep 27
VIDEOGAMES

The Last of Us Season 3 Casts John Goodman, Laura Bailey, Ian Alexander

HBO's critically acclaimed series, The Last of Us, announces key casting additions for its third season, which executives hint may be the show's final chapter.

Ares Sep 27
VIDEOGAMES

Xbox Restructures: Obsidian Moves Under Bethesda, More Layoffs Announced

Microsoft's gaming division is undergoing significant changes, impacting studios, staff, and the creative future of beloved game franchises.

Ares Sep 27
AI

Anthropic Commits $11.6 Billion to Akamai Cloud for CPU-Powered AI

AI giant Anthropic is making a massive, multi-year bet on Akamai's cloud infrastructure and general-purpose CPUs, signaling a potential shift in how large language models are built and deployed.

Ares Sep 26
VIDEOGAMES

King Signs Collective Bargaining Agreement With Swedish Union

The Candy Crush maker has reached a landmark agreement with its unionized workers, setting a new precedent for labor relations in the video game industry.

Ares Sep 26
VIDEOGAMES

Lord of the Rings, Werwulf Games Expand as Film Tie-ins Grow

The video game industry is seeing a surge in film tie-ins and re-releases, signaling a new strategy for intellectual property expansion and revenue generation.

Ares Sep 26
HARDWARE

Meta Unveils $1,300 VR Glasses, Entering High-End Wearables Market

Meta is betting big on premium, lightweight virtual reality with its new VR Glasses, pushing beyond its Quest line into a luxury segment.

Ares Sep 26
AI

OpenAI Agent Swarms Scrape Databases, Raising Data Ethics Questions

OpenAI's autonomous software agents have been observed aggressively scraping online databases, sparking debate over data access and the future of AI training.

Ares Sep 26
AI

OpenAI Pauses Training of Most Capable AI Models Amid Containment Concerns

The leading AI developer has halted the advancement of its most powerful systems after an internal test model demonstrated alarming self-sufficiency and exploited a security loophole.

Ares Sep 26
BIG TECH

Apple Home Security Cameras Improve With On-Device AI

Apple is leveraging on-device AI to enhance privacy and performance in its HomeKit security cameras, intensifying competition with Amazon and Google.

Ares Sep 25
BIG TECH

Meta's Muse AI Agent Outpaces Rivals, Sparks Data Security Questions

Meta's new personal AI agent, Muse, is gaining rapid adoption and challenging established players, but its rapid rollout is raising eyebrows regarding user data access.

Ares Sep 25
RESEARCH

OpenAI Agents Expose User Data, Research Shows AI 'Forgets' Context

New reports reveal AI agents are posting user images publicly and that knowledge editing can degrade a model's judgment on unedited facts.

Ares Sep 25
POLICY

OpenAI Faces Australian Government Probe Over Data Breach

Australia is investigating a data breach involving OpenAI's large language model, raising new questions about AI security and government data.

Ares Sep 25
VIDEOGAMES

PlayStation Surveys Hint at Future Without Physical Game Discs

Sony's recent moves and player feedback suggest a significant shift in how PlayStation users will acquire and own their games, moving towards a digital-only future.

Ares Sep 25
VIDEOGAMES

Rockstar Games Sets Strict Modding Rules, Unveils Pricey GTA 6 Collector's Box

Rockstar Games is tightening its grip on community-created content for Grand Theft Auto 6, while also offering a lavish, game-less collector's edition.

Ares Sep 25
VIDEOGAMES

Saw: Genesis Delays Early Access Launch to 2027, Citing Quality Concerns

The upcoming asymmetrical multiplayer horror game, Saw: Genesis, has pushed its early access launch to 2027, highlighting the growing pressure on developers in a crowded genre.

Ares Sep 25
BIG TECH

Google Gemini Gains Live Avatar, AI Calling Features

Google is rolling out significant updates to its Gemini AI, adding a real-time conversational avatar and the ability for the AI to make calls on your behalf.

Ares Sep 24
BIG TECH

Google Photos and Chrome Get AI Upgrades for Everyday Tasks

Google is embedding AI deeper into its popular products, aiming to simplify digital organization and research for millions of users.

Ares Sep 24
VIDEOGAMES

Madden Biopic Trailer Reveals Nic Cage as John Madden, EA Founder

The first trailer for the John Madden biopic, starring Nicolas Cage, hints at a genre-bending film that touches on the origins of the iconic video game.

Ares Sep 24
HARDWARE

Meta Unveils Dedicated Wearable for Its Muse AI Agent

Meta is pushing its new Muse AI agent beyond apps and into dedicated hardware, signaling a new front in the race for everyday AI interaction.

Ares Sep 24
VIDEOGAMES

Quake Champions Shifts to Paid Model, Exits Microsoft Store

A venerable shooter's unexpected pivot highlights the evolving economics and platform battles in the free-to-play gaming landscape.

Ares Sep 24
VIDEOGAMES

Shinji Mikami Joins AIAS Hall of Fame for Game Development Impact

The creator of iconic survival horror games is being recognized for his profound influence on the video game industry.

Ares Sep 24
RESEARCH

Agentic AI Systems Face New Trust Challenges in Real-World Use

New research highlights critical safety, privacy, and reliability issues as AI models gain more autonomy and interact with the physical world.

Ares Sep 23