Pokémon fan game repository taken down by a reported DMCA notice
A Pokémon website which hosted links to fan-made Pokémon games has been taken offline.
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Apple facing major antitrust lawsuit from US government
Apple is facing another antitrust lawsuit — this time from the US government.
Rumor: Kang May Not Be The Only Villain In The Next Two Avengers Movies
Avengers 5 and Avengers: Secret Wars may have settled on a plan for Kang the Conqueror after Jonathan Majors was fired from the role.
Former Pokémon lawyer thanks media for highlighting projects for the company to take down
The Pokémon Company's chatty former legal boss has thanked the media for publicising projects the company may then be compelled to shut down.
Former Pokémon lawyer says fundraising and press coverage lead to fan project takedowns
The former chief lawyer for The Pokémon Company says fan projects are more likely to be taken down if they get press coverage and start making money.
Former Pokemon lawyer explains why Nintendo goes after so many fan games: "No one likes suing fans"
A former Pokemon lawyer has revealed the process behind Nintendo shutting down fan projects, offering the useful reminder that "no one likes suing fans."
NYT Mini Crossword today: puzzle answers for Saturday, March 9
Love crossword puzzles but don’t have all day to sit and solve a full-sized puzzle in your daily newspaper? That’s what The Mini is for!
Researchers have developed yet another way to fool AI chatbots, this time with a good old-fashioned dose of ASCII art
Sometimes, I wonder exactly how many researchers are dedicating their time to messing with AI systems in the name of cybersecurity. Fresh off the news that a team has developed an AI worm to tunnel its way through generative AI networks, it seems that yet another group of would-be-heroes has found a perhaps even more effective way to jailbreak an AI system. This time they're using ASCII art to convince an AI chatbot to deliver some particularly dangerous outputs.