AI-generated images still can't be copyrighted as US Supreme Court declines to hear case

AI-generated images still can’t be copyrighted as US Supreme Court declines to hear case

As reported Monday by Reuters, the US Supreme Court has affirmed the US Copyright Office’s stance that purely AI-generated images cannot be copyrighted, declining to hear a case brought by computer scientist Dr. Stephen Thaler, who for years has been seeking copyright protection for an AI-generated image titled “A Recent Entrance to Paradise.” You can…

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Mecha Break tier list for the best Strikers

Making a Mecha Break tier list is surprisingly tricky, especially when so much depends on the skill ceiling required to play each Striker—what the game calls its mechs—and how well you’ve learned to use their abilities. Some of the best mechs, like Tricera and Stego, have extremely simple playstyles, and you don’t even need to…

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Saboteur – The Sequel to Yars’ Revenge

When Atari released the Saboteur as a 2600 cartridge we had an opportunity to ask Howard Scott Warshaw some questions about the Yars universe and the sequel’s place in the timeline. Background: Completed in 1983, Saboteur was meant to be a fast-following sequel to Yars’ Revenge. Atari’s new parent Warner-Brothers decided to convert the game…

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New Midnight Black Collection of PS5 accessories launches next month

The latest PS5 accessories get a new look with the Midnight Black Collection – bringing the galaxy-inspired Midnight Black colorway to the PlayStation Portal remote player, DualSense Edge wireless controller, Pulse Elite wireless headset, and Pulse Explore wireless earbuds. Play Video These accessories perfectly complement the Midnight Black PS5 accessories already available, including the DualSense…

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Facebook Now Warns about State-Sponsored Attacks

Alex Stamos, the Chief Security Officer at Facebook, posted on Facebook’s security blog that the company will now inform users if their account is the target of a state-sponsored attack. He said that Facebook is alerting users because these types of attacks are more dangerous and highly advanced compared to other attacks. Those who receive…

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