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PC GamerVery negative

In the long list of awful things AI might lead to we can also add killing open-source software

Researchers Dylan Ayrey and Mike Nolan have demonstrated a method using AI to legally clone and relicense open-source software as proprietary. This "AI clean-rooming" raises significant concerns about the future of open-source development and copyright law. The article explores the implications and questions whether open-source software can survive this new technological capability.

PC GamerNegative

TSMC is reportedly sold out until 2028 and even its next-gen Arizona fab is fully booked before it has even been built

TSMC is reportedly completely booked until 2028, including capacity for its next-generation N2 node, with demand coming from major tech companies like Nvidia, Apple, AMD, Intel, Google, and Amazon. This scarcity, even for future facilities, may open opportunities for competitors like Samsung and Intel. The situation suggests that consumers should not expect cheaper PCs or GPUs in the near future due to limited cutting-edge silicon production.

Happy GamerVery positive

Solo Dev Creates JRPG Where Every Battle is a Poker Game

Solo developer William from Playmage has created Eternal Dreams – Poker RPG, a JRPG where all battles are replaced with poker games. The game uses poker mechanics to explore themes of agency, chance, and control within a narrative about humanity trapped in an AI-controlled dream simulation. This innovative approach to combat and storytelling is highlighted as a trend in the indie JRPG space.

N4GNegative

John and Brenda Romero reflect on the industry crisis

John and Brenda Romero reflect on the current state of the gaming industry, touching upon potential PR strategies related to the use of AI in game development. The discussion highlights concerns about how AI-generated assets might be presented to the public.

N4GNeutral

Owlcat uses gen-AI while making The Expanse: Osiris Reborn

Owlcat Games has revealed The Expanse: Osiris Reborn, an Unreal Engine 5 Action RPG set in the universe of The Expanse novel and TV series. The game is coming soon to PC, PlayStation, and Xbox. The developer confirmed the use of generative AI in its development process.

Blues NewsNegative

AI Yi-Yi!

Bluesky has launched a new AI tool named Attie, which has quickly become one of the most blocked accounts on the platform. Meanwhile, New York City hospitals have decided to stop using controversial AI firm Palantir as the company expands its operations in the UK.

Blues NewsPositive

Evening Audio Files

OpenAI's video generation AI platform, Sora, was reportedly costing the company $1 million per day to operate. Despite the high operational costs, the project is considered highly profitable within the context of AI development.

Push SquareVery negative

Ex Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Dev Says They Were Fired and Replaced with AI

Max Hejtmánek, a former Czech-to-English translator at Warhorse Studios for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, claims he was fired and replaced by AI. He stated that the studio plans to use AI for all translations to increase efficiency and save costs. Hejtmánek expressed feelings of betrayal after nearly four years with the company.

Games IndustryVery negative

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 studio allegedly fires "obsolete" translator to replace them with AI

A translator for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 studio Warhorse Studios claims he was fired and replaced by AI, with the company citing financial savings and increased effectiveness. The translator, who worked at the studio for nearly four years, expressed shock and concern over the growing use of AI in the games industry. Warhorse Studios has not yet publicly commented on the allegations.

Blues NewsNegative

AI Yi-Yi!

This article examines the dual role of Artificial Intelligence in the tech industry and global affairs. It explores how tech CEOs are attributing recent mass layoffs to AI, while simultaneously, AI-powered propaganda is influencing geopolitical narratives, specifically concerning the U.S.-Iran conflict.

EngadgetVery positive

Microsoft's research assistant can now use multiple AI models simultaneously

Microsoft's Copilot research assistant now integrates multiple AI models, including OpenAI's ChatGPT and Anthropic's Claude, through its new Critique feature. This enhancement aims to improve factual accuracy, analytical breadth, and presentation quality for complex research tasks. An alternative feature, Model Council, offers side-by-side responses from both AI providers for comparison.

Games IndustryNeutral

Unity sees growth in engine revenue, shuts down IronSource ad network in favour of Vector AI user-acquisition platform

Unity is shutting down its IronSource ad network and plans to divest its publishing arm to focus on its AI-powered Vector platform. This strategic shift aims to simplify the business and capitalize on growth in AI-driven user acquisition. The company also reported growth in its engine revenue despite increased competition from Unreal Engine and Godot.

UbgurukulVery positive

Sci-Fi Films That Define the Genre for Modern Audiences

This analysis explores recent science fiction films and series that are defining the genre for modern audiences by delving into complex themes of technology, identity, and humanity. The article highlights a range of works, from animated features to expansive sagas, emphasizing their imaginative scope and emotional depth.

Console CreaturesVery positive

ASUS Republic Of Gamers Refreshes The Zephyrus Lineup For 2026 | Console Creatures

ASUS Republic of Gamers has refreshed its Zephyrus lineup for 2026, introducing the dual-screen ROG Zephyrus Duo (2026) GX651 and updated Zephyrus G14 (GU405) and G16 (GU606) models. These new gaming laptops feature Intel Core Ultra processors, NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 series GPUs, and high-resolution OLED displays, with some models supporting advanced AI workloads and DLSS 4.5. Pre-orders are now open in Canada.

PC GamerNegative

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 translator says he was 'fired from Warhorse Studios and replaced with AI'

A translator claiming to be Max Hejtmánek, who worked on Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, alleges he was fired from Warhorse Studios and replaced by AI. Hejtmánek's LinkedIn profile indicates a recent departure from the studio, and while Warhorse has not yet commented, a subreddit moderator claims to have privately verified his identity.

Blues NewsNegative

AI Yi-Yi!

Apple is reportedly scaling back its artificial intelligence ambitions, focusing instead on its core hardware sales. Meanwhile, Bluesky is integrating AI features with its new app, Attie, which allows users to build custom AI assistants.

Gaming InstinctsVery negative

Warhorse Developer Reports They Were Fired and Replaced with AI

A former Warhorse Studios employee revealed on Reddit that they were laid off from their role as a translator for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2, with their position being replaced by AI. The employee shared this experience to raise awareness about the increasing use of AI in the gaming industry and its potential impact on jobs.

Happy GamerVery negative

Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 Replaces Human Translator With AI

Warhorse Studios has replaced the human translator for Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 with AI technology to reduce costs, sparking backlash from players concerned about localization quality. The decision is criticized for potentially compromising the game's historical authenticity and cultural nuances, which are hallmarks of the series.

Gaming BoltVery negative

Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 Translator Laid Off After Studio Seemingly Pivots to AI

A translator for Kingdom Come: Deliverance 2 revealed he was laid off by Warhorse Studios, with the company seemingly pivoting to AI for translation work to improve efficiency and cut costs. The translator, who worked on the game since July 2022, expressed concern about the growing use of AI in the games industry and its impact on employees. He asked fans not to harass the studio or review bomb its games, emphasizing a desire for greater transparency about behind-the-scenes industry practices.

Gaming BoltVery positive

Replaced – Everything You Need to Know

Replaced is a 2.5D dystopian action platformer from Sad Cat Studios, set to launch on April 14th for Xbox Series X/S and PC, also available on Game Pass. The game features a unique pixel art style, cinematic platforming, and a Free Flow combat system inspired by the Batman: Arkham series. It explores themes of artificial intelligence and humanity in an alternative 1980s timeline, with an average playthrough length of eight hours.