Generative ai articles

SpaceX quietly files for massive IPO that could value the company at over $1.75 trillion

It's not just memory anymore: AI data centers are taking all the CPUs, too

Ripple effect: Ongoing AI datacenter construction has created shortages of DRAM and NAND that manufacturers say will impact prices for years, but memory isn't the only component that datacenters require. Recent reports indicate that manufacturers are also facing shortages of CPUs that might further increase prices.

Crimson Desert dev apologizes for AI art slop, promises to add Intel Arc GPU support

Samsung and AMD deepen AI memory pact with potential foundry deal on the table

Nvidia DLSS 5 first look: generative AI lighting radically transforms game visuals

First look: Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang used his GTC 2026 keynote to unveil the next stage of machine learning-driven video game graphics, which substantially transforms lighting and the overall visuals of a game using generative AI. Although the company's demonstration showcased dramatic increases in detail in titles such as Resident Evil Requiem and Starfield, it immediately drew sharp reactions from users, many of whom compared the results to AI-generated video footage.

Google's Genie 3 AI can generate playable worlds, but they still fall apart after a minute

Gaming Slop: Google recently showcased updates to its Genie 3 platform, offering another glimpse at how AI might one day generate interactive worlds on the fly. The technology is advancing, but a key challenge remains: maintaining world consistency. For now, the model can only sustain coherent environments for short bursts before scenes begin to unravel, keeping the technology far from reliable enough for use in a professional game development workflow.

Arduino Ventuno Q marks Qualcomm's entry into offline AI and robotics

Mozilla says Claude AI uncovered over 100 Firefox bugs in just two weeks, including 14 high-severity flaws

Nvidia says its investments in OpenAI and Anthropic are likely its last

Meta's smart glasses raise privacy alarms as data labelers review intimate recordings

The US Supreme Court is not interested in enforcing copyright for AI-generated images

A stolen Gemini API key turned a $180 bill into $82,000 in two days

Fake faces generated by AI are now "too good to be true," researchers warn

The takeaway: The ability of AI models to produce convincing, human-like images has gone too far. A new study suggests that detecting AI-generated faces is now too difficult for most people. Even more concerning, so-called "super recognizers" perform only marginally better. The visual clues that once exposed AI-generated images are becoming increasingly difficult to spot, though they have not disappeared entirely.

Perplexity walks away from ads to differentiate from OpenAI and Google

ByteDance's Seedance 2.0 AI video generator sparks Hollywood outcry after viral clip

xAI launches Grok Imagine 1.0 with 10-second 720p video generation – here's what it looks like

OpenClaw (formerly Clawdbot) can manage your entire digital life, but it might leak your credentials

In brief: A new local AI assistant first popularized under the name "Clawdbot" is experiencing a surge in popularity because it fulfills many of the promises made by prior smart assistants and AI agents. However, its impressive range of capabilities requires full access to the user's device, files, and login credentials – and security researchers have found gaping vulnerabilities.

More than 50% of game developers say generative AI is harming the industry, the highest level to date

TikTok quietly expands location tracking and ad targeting for US users

Netflix closes 2025 with record growth, all-cash Warner deal, and AI push

ChatGPT is getting ads soon, starting with free users

Raspberry Pi AI HAT+ 2 adds 40 TOPS accelerator to the single-board computer

Linus Torvalds has started vibe coding, just not on Linux

Ripple effect: Linus Torvalds, the creator of Linux and Git, has quietly joined the ranks of developers using generative AI to write code – though only as part of a small personal project. His recent experiment with vibe coding shows how even the most traditional programmers are beginning to incorporate AI tools into their workflows, at least for low-stakes development.

That time when an AI police report hallucinated an officer turning into a frog

Jensen Huang is calling it: Human-like robots arrive in 2026