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Nintendo’s on-rails shooter remake proves Switch 2 muscle goes beyond scale, and it changes what “impressive” means.
Rockstar sets the GTA 6 price point at $80 and ties it to a specific midnight start date.
About 1,600 workers opposed a tool that logged keystrokes, mouse clicks, and screen content to train AI models.
The display and tracking are strong, yet the open-water “SwimStraight” experience hinges on paid access.
Agent adoption is surging, and database vendors want to tame usage-based AI costs with context engines and agent workspaces.
85% of global recycling capacity sits in China, but U.S. policy pushes a different order of operations for end-of-life batteries.
A fast drop and snapback across Asia’s chip-heavy markets shows how fragile equity moves now are to AI enthusiasm.
A four-hour, repeatable procedure aimed at scaling fully implantable brain-computer interfaces beyond lab prototypes.
Weeks ahead of a Florida teen’s scheduled hearing, Google removed itself from the second bellwether, reshaping the courtroom fight.
A GSM-R wireless failure shut down Germany’s rail operations overnight, then reopened service with isolated follow-on disruptions.
The legal tech startup says a nationality-based model-access directive caused immediate, existential harm to its development.
The British Army’s AI system cuts corps cycle time, boosts target volume, and forces commanders to rethink decision speed.
