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Jujutsu Kaisen actor offers perfect response to why AI should stay out of anime

A voice actor for Jujutsu Kaisen has shared their perspective on the use of artificial intelligence in anime, particularly in voice acting. They believe that even a perfect AI imitation would lack the genuine emotion and agency of a human performer, suggesting there will always be something missing.

EngadgetPositive

Google brings Gemini-powered content creation tools to Docs, Sheets, Slides and Drive

Google is integrating its Gemini AI into Workspace apps like Docs, Sheets, Slides, and Drive to assist with content creation. Features include generating first drafts, building spreadsheets from prompts, designing presentations, and answering file-related questions. These updates began rolling out in beta on March 10 for specific subscription tiers.

PC GamerPositive

Anthropic is suing the US government for blacklisting it and it's calling in support from Google and OpenAI

AI company Anthropic is suing the US government after its contract was canceled for refusing to remove safeguards against autonomous weapons and mass surveillance. OpenAI and Google have filed an amicus brief in support of Anthropic, arguing the government's actions threaten US competitiveness in artificial intelligence. Anthropic seeks to have the Department of War's actions declared a violation of constitutional rights.

Gamedeveloper.comPositive

Sumo Digital partners with Arm to test AI-powered neural graphics tech

Sumo Digital is partnering with chip manufacturer Arm to evaluate the application of AI-powered neural graphics technology in mobile games. This collaboration aims to enable PC-quality graphics on mobile devices, with Arm's technology set to ship in GPUs this year. The partnership is expected to demonstrate significant improvements in GPU workload savings and frame rates.

PC GamerNeutral

How to make your very own semiconductor-class cleanroom in a wooden shed and build your own chips, well kinda

A DIY enthusiast has constructed a Class 100 semiconductor cleanroom within a backyard wooden shed using common materials and HEPA filters to maintain positive air pressure. While this setup achieves the necessary air purity for chip manufacturing, the article highlights the prohibitive cost and complexity of acquiring the actual chip-making tools, which run into billions of dollars, making home chip fabrication impractical.

Escapist MagazinePositive

MOZA reveals AI Coach to teach you to sim race alongside a new motion platform for you to crash in

Moza Racing has unveiled two new sim racing technologies: AI Coach: Racing Lab, an AI-powered system that uses intelligent algorithms and MOZA hardware to provide driver training, and the HMA150 Haptic Motion Actuator, a flagship motion platform. The AI Coach is trained through Reinforcement Learning to match or exceed professional driver lap times, while the motion platform features proprietary motors and control algorithms for realistic feedback. Moza Motion Manager will also offer AI-powered game-agnostic motion feedback for titles lacking native support.

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Hyper Light Drifter studio Heart Machine voluntarily recognises union

Indie developer Heart Machine has voluntarily recognized a union formed by 13 of its staff members, following several rounds of layoffs. Separately, Sumo Digital is partnering with Arm to evaluate new AI-powered neural technology for mobile game development, aiming to bring PC-quality graphics to mobile platforms.

UbgurukulNeutral

15 Heartbreaking Moments That Transformed Hollywood

The deaths of numerous Hollywood stars have significantly impacted the industry, leading to complex legal battles over estates and the rise of digital recreations and AI performances. These events have reshaped contracts, technology, and storytelling, forcing Hollywood to confront the ethics of legacy, intellectual property, and the potential for digital immortality.

Games IndustryVery positive

Microsoft boss Nadella vows to "always" invest in video games following Xbox leadership change

Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella has reaffirmed the company's commitment to investing in its video games division, calling it a "main identity" for the company. Following recent leadership changes where Asha Sharma took over as Microsoft Gaming CEO, Nadella emphasized the importance of excellence and creativity in the gaming sector. Sharma addressed concerns about her AI background, stating there is "no pressure" for Xbox to use the technology, and revealed the next-generation Xbox hardware is codenamed Project Helix.

EngadgetNegative

The Oversight Board says Meta needs new rules for AI-generated content

The Oversight Board is urging Meta to establish new, separate rules for AI-generated content, distinct from its misinformation policy. The board recommends investing in better detection tools, utilizing digital watermarks, and creating clearer guidelines for labeling AI content, especially in light of a viral AI-generated video that spread misinformation during a conflict.

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AI Yi-Yi!

Apple's potential smart home device, a rival to Google's Nest Hub, may face delays due to ongoing issues with its Siri overhaul. Meanwhile, NVIDIA's blog highlights how Artificial Intelligence is projected to drive significant revenue, cost reductions, and productivity boosts across various industries by 2026.

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OpenAI hardware lead Caitlin Kalinowski resigns over US Department of Defense deal

OpenAI's hardware lead, Caitlin Kalinowski, has resigned due to concerns over the company's deal with the US Department of Defense. Kalinowski expressed her unease about the company's rapid engagement with the Pentagon in a social media post.

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Can it play Doom? This biocomputer built on human brain cells just learned to shoot demons, but not everyone's…

Cortical Labs has developed a biocomputer, the CL1, utilizing 200,000 human neurons on a microchip, which has learned to play the video game Doom. The system directly interfaces with the game, interpreting electrical stimulation patterns from the neurons as motor commands to navigate and shoot. While the biocomputer can perform these actions, there is ongoing debate about whether this constitutes true 'playing' or 'learning' as the performance is rudimentary.

EngadgetNegative

Apple reportedly delays its planned smart display launch to fall

Apple is reportedly delaying the launch of its smart home display until fall 2026 due to ongoing AI development for Siri. While the hardware is finished, the company is prioritizing the integration of its Apple Intelligence package into Siri, which is also expected to debut with the iPhone 18 Pro in September. The smart display, internally codenamed J490, has been rumored since 2022.

Digital TrendsPositive

Razer unveils a fully agentic version of its AI companion AVA

Razer has unveiled a "fully agentic" version of its AI companion AVA, capable of running both locally on a PC and through cloud infrastructure. This evolution moves AVA beyond a simple chatbot to an AI that can act more independently, analyze situations, and interact with systems proactively. The development reflects a broader industry trend towards AI agents that can perform tasks on behalf of users, with potential implications for gaming tools and digital companions.

PC GamerNegative

Meta's latest legal wheeze is to insist that pirating books is fair use, actually

Meta is arguing that using pirated books to train its AI models, specifically the Llama LLM, constitutes fair use, a defense that a Californian court previously accepted. The company faces a class-action lawsuit from authors who also allege copyright infringement through the downloading and sharing of these books via BitTorrent. Meta claims BitTorrent was essential for bulk data acquisition and that any uploading was incidental to the download process for its transformative purpose.

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The Shifting Landscape of Global Gaming in 2026

The global gaming market in 2026 is characterized by diversity across platforms like PC, console, and mobile, alongside the growth of cloud gaming, esports, and subscription services. Regions such as Canada, the UK, Germany, Poland, the Nordics, and Iceland contribute uniquely, with Poland and the Nordics being development hubs and Iceland home to CCP Games. Artificial intelligence is also increasingly used in development workflows, impacting content creation and efficiency.

Games PressPositive

XSOLLA TO PARTICIPATE AS PLATINUM SPONSOR AT THE POCKET GAMER CONNECTS SUMMIT SAN FRANCISCO 2026 SPOTLIGHTING MONETIZATION INNOVATION IN MOBILE AND AI FOR GAMES

Xsolla will be a Platinum Partner at the Pocket Gamer Connects Summit San Francisco 2026, focusing on monetization innovation in mobile games and AI. The event will feature discussions on mobile growth, platform diversification, and AI adoption, with Xsolla hosting a session on building monetization mixes for 2026.

UbgurukulVery positive

15 Incredible Sci-Fi Movies from 2024 Worth Your Time

This list highlights 15 notable science fiction movies released in 2024, covering a wide range of subgenres and styles. The selection includes animated features like The Wild Robot and Transformers One, as well as live-action films such as Furiosa: A Mad Max Saga and A Quiet Place: Day One, showcasing the genre's diversity.

PC GamerNegative

I've somehow created Cthulu's own cursed Wingdings with this vibe-coded tool that promises to create fonts…

The article details an attempt to create a custom font using the browser-based tool FontCrafter, which utilizes AI to convert handwriting into a digital font. Despite following instructions, the author's attempt resulted in a 'cursed' output, highlighting potential issues with the tool's AI and the challenges of handwriting recognition.