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Put «Google» and «Reddit» in the same sentence and you're bound to get a cacophony of sighs from those in the online publishing biz. Well, we might now hear more sighs from the average internet user, too, as it looks like Google's the only search engine that can currently scrape Reddit to put new posts in its search results.
It seems like there's a new reason to be frustrated at AI almost every day, a reason that bubbles up through the primordial soup of festering unconsciousness and into the light of anger. There's the effect on the economy, job thievery, copyrighted content thievery, and the simple fact that it's just not right that lifeless neural networks should be able to convince anyone they're conscious. And now, there's another reason to be mad at the ethereal AI buggers: they're clogging up server bandwidth without permission.
The latest character added to is Samurai Jack, the warrior thrown back through time who comes with a unique display of moves, perks, and costumes for you to explore. This warrior is a master of combat, using his signature sword and martial arts prowess. This time, he'll have to take on more than just the evil of Aku and adjust to a battleground full of experienced fighters.
You can get three entire Mass Effect games for $3 each right now on the PlayStation Store, in a deal that's almost too good to be true.
24 years after its original launch, Tsukihime - the first visual novel from Fate/stay night studio Type-Moon - finally has an official English-language version, and it's reviewing extremely well. In fact, the scores are so good that it's already the best-reviewed game of 2024, outdoing the likes of Final Fantasy 7 Rebirth, Hades 2, and more.
The onset of AI has clearly been a fortuitous development for Nvidia, as well as for other companies cemented in the AI industry. But there's rarely a linear path for companies even in such promising markets, and we see hints of this now with Nvidia's and other AI companies' share prices starting to drop.
The players were right. The cryptic post in the Discord server was precisely what it said on the tin, and now the expansion-sized mod for Fallout 4 has officially been released on GOG.com, available for players to install. This mod is free to install and play through Fallout 4; players only need to install it from the GOG mod launcher. In addition, players must ensure that their version doesn't have the next-gen update installed. Otherwise, the mod will be incompatible.
The New York Times has plenty of word games on its roster today — with Wordle, Connections, Strands, and the Mini Crossword, there’s something for everyone — but the newspaper’s standard crossword puzzle still reigns supreme. The daily crossword is full of interesting trivia, helps improve mental flexibility and, of course, gives you some bragging rights if you manage to finish it every day.