I see something old-times, like Pearl or Ethel.

Yeah, but the non-tech savvy business leaders see they can generate code with AI and think ‘why do I need a developer if I have this AI?’ and have no idea whether the code it produces is right or not. This stat should be shared broadly so leaders don’t overestimate the capability and fire people they will desperately need.

He works for a marketing and web design firm. So the guy who designed their graphics is gone and they are using AI tools. Imagine paying for a firm to build you web and marketing materials only to have someone just use an AI.

Why bother paying the marketing firm at all?

It’s an interesting way to manage the guilt of sending so many men and women to their deaths for nothing.

I hope this spreads to all Olympic sports so our teams each get a hype man (or lady), preferably an old school rap artist.

If people want to make computer characters date they should just save themselves the trouble and get the Sims.

Coveted Kevin Spacey Endorsement

WTF, Rolling Stone- Who exactly aside from maybe RFK is coveting an endorsement from him?

It seems like it’s unclear who actually sang it. I wouldn’t be surprised if it was just recorded by a bunch of randos vs people actually in jail. But the idea than anybody could actually believe that a version of America the Beautiful would make the billboard charts and beat Taylor Swift is comical.

Whenever I think of the good old days of the internet (like 2000-2009) I think of using stumbleupon and finding the best and most random stuff.

And you know what games were released via shareware? Doom. Quake. Great games that made you want to save up to get the full version. But even if you couldn’t do that you still got a solid playing experience with the free version.

I feel like those of us who grew up in the 90s got to see a young utopia internet. I kind of wish we could hit the reset button and go back to those days.

If studios want to commit to this games as a service model they need to really tighten up their language Don’t “sell” games, since they can’t be owned by customers. Don’t promote replayability if you have no plans to make the game available indefinitely. Sell it like an experience, like going to a theme park or getting a massage, and be crystal clear about how much usage the license purchased will get players, support window, updates and patches included etc.

Studios keep wanting things both ways by saying they want to sell games but then don’t let customers use them how they want after purchase, and pull the rug out as if customer should have expected it.

This is a good April fools joke. Definitely seemed believable, right up to the woman in the driver’s seat wearing it.

This is terrifying. Obviously he’s a smart guy, but he’s incapable of seeing how unethical and risky this is.

Just because they were born and seem normal and healthy now that doesn’t mean the gene therapy was successful. The kids may be lucky or just not showing symptoms of anything they are tracking.

He basically jumped out into traffic, didn’t get hit by a car and said that made it okay.

Sort of. They were epic exclusives for about 3 years and only got released on steam as they were starting to publicize AW2.

If they want ongoing engagement they should move on from Epic exclusives. I really enjoyed Control but I never think to go back to it because I rarely open up EGS.

Warning: a fair amount of spoilers in this video. He provides solutions to puzzles and shares video of results from decision points. Looks like a neat game though.

YES. I played the hell out of quake as a kid back when it was still on shareware and love the series. Would love to see a new one.

Saw the trailer for this a couple weeks ago…looks really interesting. It’s so refreshing to see something genuinely different.

It seems a little like Goat simulator. Fun idea but not sure it would keep me entertained for more than one playthrough.

This has been in early access for over a year and their release date trailer has no gameplay in it?