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https://www.theverge.com/24253481/meta-ceo-mark-zuckerberg-ar-glasses-orion-ray-bans-ai-decoder-interview Zuckerberg of course wants to replace following actual people with following AI bots. It basically reads to me as "Your friends are now obsolete - when they can't provide the content you...

And between him, one of several Impactors, and Cyberverse Rack'n'Ruin, we finally have some version of all the classic Wreckers in toy form!

Procedural generation of environments existed long before the current LLMs - see No Man's Sky. (Also Starfield, as that was developed before the latest AI craze)

The new Wataru anime looks very Minecraft: The original for comparison(which had character design by Toriyama of DB fame): Also waiting for this: I've read most of the manga it actually is pretty fun - it was definitely made by someone who understands toku cliches and how to use them

I'm guessing this is based on some modern version of Thunderbolts? Because it seems to have very little in common with the original version of them from what I can tell - the originals were public from the start under their new identities(), while this looks to be doing the exact opposite of...

https://www.politico.com/news/2024/09/23/california-attorney-general-sues-exxon-recycling-00180465

https://doublepulsar.com/hacker-group-handala-hack-team-claim-battery-explosions-linked-to-israeli-battery-company-5bea086280cd tl;dr Iranian hacktivist group claims that Vidisco, who provides security scanners for the borders of many nations, have back doors that Israel took advantage of when...

https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/cards-humanity-elon-musk-spacex-lawsuit-trespassed-texas-land-rcna172016

Not sure if this qualifies but that's a heck of a jump... not to mention their subscription options looks like a Microsoft Windows version list: And gotta love how even when paying for the no ads option the fine print says there may still be ads(setting aside the whole "we're paying and still...

There's another option for big greebly tank they could do: yet another Tarn remold.

Mercy was not dispensed at work today, only Straxus. Also the khajit dancer statue I'd been waiting for months for to finish a gaming hall I was making in ESO finally was available today, so I was able to swap that in and finally open it up(and got a fancier glowing fountain for it as a bonus)

If anyone needs a laugh, here's the ProgressQuest of "social" media: https://techcrunch.com/2024/09/17/socialai-offers-a-twitter-like-diary-where-ai-bots-respond-to-your-posts/

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cy4dnr8zemgo

https://www.404media.co/linkedin-is-training-ai-on-user-data-before-updating-its-terms-of-service/

US officials briefed on it have basically confirmed the explosive additions by Israel, who were tipped off that this was a Hezbollah order - and as to the timing, they've apparently been lobbing low accuracy rockets for weeks into northern Israel, some as recently as Sunday and Monday. Sounds...

Nothing to do with batteries - batteries, even overheating, don't blow like that and IIRC it was just a pair of AAs. Leading suggestion is that they were intercepted mid-shipment and had an explosive planted inside them. Sometimes, the old plays work the best, and the Mossad don't play around.

https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2024/sep/15/data-center-gas-emissions-tech Google and MS have already said their emissions are booming because of the AI-caused datacenter growth, but the analysis here suggests that it's actually over 600% higher than what the companies are reporting

I finally got all the Necrom/Galen dungeon Antiquities leads in Elder Scrolls Online(minus the one that requires the secret boss in a DLC dungeon, not that worried about that one) - I'd been trying on and off for a couple of those for a while, with no luck.

That's already happened if you count all the COBOL systems out there.