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President of DC Comics Says It Will Never Use AI

At this year’s New York Comic Con, DC Comics president and publisher Jim Lee made a striking announcement: that the company will “not support AI-generated storytelling or artwork.”
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At this year’s New York Comic Con, DC Comics president and publisher Jim Lee made a striking announcement: that the company will “not support AI-generated storytelling or artwork.”
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Glad I never bought into the hype around Framework. After falling in the trap with TRMNL, I'm becoming more and more convinced that the majority of companies producing niche electronics, unless they explicitly state otherwise, are run by racists and transphobes or have little issue supporting people who are. Beyond disappointing.

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The Drifter wins Game of the Year at Australian Game Developer Awards 2025

Powerhoof's The Drifter took home Game of the Year at the Australian Game Developer Awards 2025, as well as Excellence in Art, Excellence in Narrative, and Excellence in Sound Design.
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Powerhoof's The Drifter took home Game of the Year at the Australian Game Developer Awards 2025, as well as Excellence in Art, Excellence in Narrative, and Excellence in Sound Design.
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After seeing the stuff going on around Bluesky, I decided to spin up my own Mastodon server again. I'd never had any major issues migrating before, but I got a little overzealous and stranded half my followers on my old account, so I'll have to wait and try again when I'm able to. If you're seeing this, see you in a month!

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Elon Musk says his xAI company will release a ‘great AI-generated game’ by the end of 2026

Musk stated during an xAI stream in February that the company was launching an AI gaming studio, saying: “If you’re interested in joining us and building AI games, please join xAI. We’re announcing it tonight, let’s go.”

Say what you will about Elon Musk, but the guy certainly knows what people absolutely do not want.

Say what you will about Elon Musk, but the guy certainly knows what people absolutely do not want.

videogameschronicle.com ↗
Musk stated during an xAI stream in February that the company was launching an AI gaming studio, saying: “If you’re interested in joining us and building AI games, please join xAI. We’re announcing it tonight, let’s go.”

Say what you will about Elon Musk, but the guy certainly knows what people absolutely do not want.

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Microsoft Just Made It Easier Than Ever To Stop Putting Up With Microsoft

Another Game Pass price hike, another reason to head for the exit⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ The post Microsoft Just Made It Easier Than Ever To Stop Putting Up With Microsoft appeared first on Aftermath.
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Another Game Pass price hike, another reason to head for the exit⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ The post Microsoft Just Made It Easier Than Ever To Stop Putting Up With Microsoft appeared first on Aftermath.
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Disappointed but not surprised by Manuel Moreale's post about online behaviour. He's not wrong about social media in general but it's clear that he, like Manton, never bothered to look into the root issue before posting his thoughts. Heaven forbid we hold people accountable in public for the ill-informed opinions they choose to share.

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I started Silent Hill f and it’s good, but now I also need a daytime game to play when my kid is around so I also restarted Oblivion Remastered.

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On Waffles And Class Allegiance

Tech leadership at seemingly every level appears to suffer from a very particular kind of brain rot that can’t help but have them seeing each other as more deserving of the benefit to the doubt than any of the people they claim to be serving with their products and services.
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Tech leadership at seemingly every level appears to suffer from a very particular kind of brain rot that can’t help but have them seeing each other as more deserving of the benefit to the doubt than any of the people they claim to be serving with their products and services.
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Middle-aged, hetero, white dudes really need to learn that they’re not required to have a take on every little thing they read online, especially when they don’t care to understand the context.

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One of the best things that could come from the EA buyout is that the new owners sell off BioWare and give that studio the chance to make good games again.

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DHH Is Way Worse Than I Thought

DHH's politics are not normal. Maybe they used to be, I don't know, but as of right now the dude is way outside of what most people would consider moral or acceptable.
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DHH's politics are not normal. Maybe they used to be, I don't know, but as of right now the dude is way outside of what most people would consider moral or acceptable.
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In my ~20 years using Apple hardware, iOS and macOS 26 might be the buggiest versions of Apple's OSes I've ever used. It's crazy that these were deemed acceptable to ship.

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Delusions of a Protocol

AT Proto is not really decentralized in the same way as ActivityPub. People don't necessarily realize this because if you try to explain to someone how AT Proto works, they immediately go to sleep, but let's try anyway.
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AT Proto is not really decentralized in the same way as ActivityPub. People don't necessarily realize this because if you try to explain to someone how AT Proto works, they immediately go to sleep, but let's try anyway.
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Burnout and Elon Musk’s politics spark exodus from senior xAI, Tesla staff

Disillusionment with Musk’s activism, strategic pivots, and mass layoffs cause churn.

Becoming a huge piece of shit that nobody wants to work for to own the libs.

Becoming a huge piece of shit that nobody wants to work for to own the libs.

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Disillusionment with Musk’s activism, strategic pivots, and mass layoffs cause churn.

Becoming a huge piece of shit that nobody wants to work for to own the libs.

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How Ruby Went Off the Rails

For the past couple of weeks, a community of developers who use the programming language Ruby have been closely following a dramatic change in ownership of some of the most essential tools in its ecosystem with far reaching impacts for the worldwide web.
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For the past couple of weeks, a community of developers who use the programming language Ruby have been closely following a dramatic change in ownership of some of the most essential tools in its ecosystem with far reaching impacts for the worldwide web.
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The EA buyout doesn't seem like it has an upside for anyone other than the investors and C-suite assholes.

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Retailers were always going to drop Xbox over Game Pass

The decision by Costco to drop Xbox hardware from its stores may feel like a milestone, but the road on which that milestone is located is one we've been travelling for quite some time.
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The decision by Costco to drop Xbox hardware from its stores may feel like a milestone, but the road on which that milestone is located is one we've been travelling for quite some time.
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If you’re in games media, ask yourself if Hideo Kojima needs more of your help promoting his projects or if you couldn’t use that time and energy helping smaller games get even a fraction of the attention his work gets.

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OpenAI admits AI hallucinations are mathematically inevitable, not just engineering flaws

In a landmark study, OpenAI researchers reveal that large language models will always produce plausible but false outputs, even with perfect data, due to fundamental statistical and computational limits.
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In a landmark study, OpenAI researchers reveal that large language models will always produce plausible but false outputs, even with perfect data, due to fundamental statistical and computational limits.
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I often feel I default to a pessimistic view of things, especially when it comes to technology, but so many of the things we use every day have become so shoddily built and need to be viewed through a critical lens if we ever want them to get better.

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I think my favourite new iOS 26 bug is when you switch back to an app you were using previously and it's on a page or view you never navigated to.

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I’m torn on pulling for Orphie and Magus in ZZZ. I love the characters’ design but struggled with them in combat. I feel like I should wait until Yidhari, whose design I like but find less interesting, who might be more my speed in combat.

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I had to stop watching Zuckerberg's painful AI demos. Genuinely the worst second-hand embarrassment I've felt in a long time, especially considering they've spent billions of dollars so far and this is the best they can do.

After much debate, I ended up pre-ordering an iPhone Air last week. This was unexpected for a couple of reasons. Originally, I assumed I'd want a Pro Max because of the size and new fabric cases, or maybe I'd stick with the less premium 17 Plus, but as I found out, this just wasn't possible.
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The early iPhone reviews often feel tailored to Apple enthusiasts, but those same people are the ones who already have the phones pre-ordered. Who benefits from these reviews aside from the people making them?

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