After Black Ops 7's weaker launch, Call of Duty will no longer do back-to-back releases in the same series

Anthropic had a ‘productive and constructive’ meeting with White House officials after the preview release of its new cybersecurity-challenging AI model

Anthropic and the US government have not been on the best of terms in recent months, as the US Department of Defense deemed the company a “supply chain risk” after its refusal to remove safeguards designed to prevent its products being used for autonomous weapon and mass surveillance purposes. The company has since sued, but…

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LastPass warns of a new phishing campaign involving death certificates and a nefarious email that demands you reply to it if you’re not dead

If you’ve recently been informed that a death certificate is being used to get into your LastPass account, you have fallen victim to bad actors. LastPass, one of the most popular password manager providers, has recently posted a blog detailing a deceptive new scam that claims a death certificate has been uploaded on your behalf…

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Turtle Beach Recon 70 review

Turtle Beach’s budget gaming headsets fuelled my childhood years of yelling at friends on Call of Duty, but there’s a reason I haven’t touched them in a while. In my experience, poor audio quality, flimsy builds, and mediocre microphones proved to me (or more so, my mum) that putting just a little extra cash in…

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‘I have no mouth, and I must clean’: Just in time for Halloween, this $20,000 robot allows a human operator to look through its eyes for training purposes

Hey, remember that time a onesie wearing robot gave Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang a leather jacket? No? I’ll remind you—the robot in question was the Neo Gamma, a humanoid bot built by 1X Technologies for helping out around the home. Now, you can pre-order the Gamma’s successor, simply called ‘Neo’…for $20,000. CEO and founder of…

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Galaxy-brained high schooler ports Doom to a PDF file, paving the way for a bloody revolution in invoicing

Porting Doom to inappropriate platforms is one of the internet’s favourite hobbies. Devices compatible with id Software’s definitive FPS now include Lego bricks, pregnancy tests, and player-pianos. One ingenious PhD student even displayed Doom on gut bacteria cells, making the shooter a literal cultural phenomenon. Now, an enterprising high schooler has further extended Doom’s platform…

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