Kickstarted solarpunk cozy MMO Loftia ends 2023 with 500K followers and an expanded vision
With $1.2 million raised from a Kickstarter campaign and a half-million people following it on social media, Loftia is ending 2023 on a decidedly high...
AI’s Dreadful December: Lawsuits, plagiarism and child abuse images show the perils of training on data taken without consent.
Three major news headlines in the past week have soured the generative AI party: a lawsuit from the NY Times, a new image model that copies frames from movies and the discovery of child abuse images in a popular dataset.
OpenAI and Microsoft being sued by The New York Times over Copilot and ChatGPT copyright infringement
The New York Times files a lawsuit against Microsoft and OpenAI for their Copilot and ChatGPT programs, respectively, alleging that millions of NYT articles were stolen from.
RayNeo Air 2 AR Glasses Review: Impressive Mini OLED Visuals Marred by Poor Audio and No-Frills Accessories
The RayNeo Air 2 goes toe-to-toe with the Xreal Air 2, but doesn’t quite have enough to beat it overall
Past Fate’s latest patch focuses on exploration with updated landscapes and new secrets
One of the more fun things to do in a sandbox MMORPG (for a certain type of player) is to roam around the game world...
Recycled plastic utensils make surprisingly good 3D printer filament
CNC Kitchen is using old plastic cutlery as material for creating his own filament from scratch and shows off its efficacy.
PCIe 6.0 moves closer to arriving in the market in 2024: Alphawave demonstrates interoperability
Alphawave teams up with Keysight to demonstrate interoperability of PCIe 6.0 subsystem.
Nvidia reportedly races to secure memory supply for next-gen H200 AI GPUs — pre-purchases $1.54 billion in HBM3E memory
Nvidia allegedly pre-purchases HBM3E memory from Micron and SK Hynix, says report.
The Daily Grind: How many MMOs did you actively play in 2023?
This truly awful year is almost over, and that means it’s time for all of us to look at what happened over the past year...
Tesla reportedly taps TSMC to produce new CPU for autonomous driving — 3nm next-gen CPU may feature N3P process node
Tesla is expected to use TSMC’s performance-enhanced N3P technology for its next-generation autonomous driving processor.