
Video Games Fuel a $2.3B AI Training Revolution
General Intuition raises $2.3 billion to train AI agents using video game data, aiming to bridge the gap between virtual learning and real-world intuition.
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General Intuition raises $2.3 billion to train AI agents using video game data, aiming to bridge the gap between virtual learning and real-world intuition.

A high school student spent three months porting Half-Life 2 to the browser so anyone can play Valve’s classic FPS for free.

A coordinated operation has disrupted the PirloTV sports piracy network by seizing 44 domains across multiple countries, targeting illegal streaming services.

As AI tools grow in popularity, engineers face a new challenge: keeping core technical skills from being overshadowed by automation and hype.

Insurers adopt generative AI for catastrophe modeling, but risks of hallucinations and sales tactics threaten accuracy.

A student developer created a free, no-account wellness app with over 50 features, all packed into a single HTML file. It runs offline, needs no install, and targets screen workers.

Baidu’s 3B-parameter Unlimited OCR uses Reference Sliding Window Attention to keep KV cache flat, enabling fast parsing of dozens of pages while saving up to 78 % memory.

Meta is reviving its Creator Studio as an AI companion app to help creators grow their audiences on Facebook.

A Florida Republican clarifies that AI tool Claude was used only for basic editing, not for drafting legislation.

A stealthy backdoor named Mistic has been deployed against organizations in insurance, education, IT, and professional services, linked to the KongTuke group.