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  • Don't Worry, New Microsoft Gaming CEO Promises Not to Use "Bad" AI at Xbox

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    Don't Worry, New Microsoft Gaming CEO Promises Not to Use "Bad" AI at Xbox

    Just a shame that there's no "good" AI.

    All of your fears and worries about the future of Xbox should be put at ease. Asha Sharma, the newly appointed CEO of Microsoft Gaming, promises that she has "no tolerance for bad AI."

    Sharma took over as the new CEO of Microsoft Gaming today following the double retirement of Phil Spencer and Sarah Bond from Microsoft. Sharma was previously in charge of Microsoft's CoreAI platform. CoreAI being both a platform...
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  • Head of Windows Really Wants to Make Windows 11 Suck Less in 2026

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    Head of Windows Really Wants to Make Windows 11 Suck Less in 2026

    At long last, 2026 is the year of Linux Windows!

    Hey, how's it going. How's Windows 11 been treating you? Yeah? That bad, eh? Yeah. I hear you. So apparently does Microsoft because according to president of Windows and devices, Pavan Davuluri, 2026 is the year in which Microsoft makes Windows 11 suck a little less.

    Speaking with The Verge, Davuluri says that Microsoft needs to "improve Windows in ways that are meaningful to people. This year you will see us focus...
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  • Peddler of AI Slop, Satya Nadella, Wants World to Stop Saying AI Slop

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    Peddler of AI Slop, Satya Nadella, Wants World to Stop Saying AI Slop

    How's about no?

    Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella doesn't seem to like that fans are being super mean to generative AI. Nadella took to his new website, sn scratchpad, to talk about artificial intelligence, how 2026 will be a "pivotal year for AI," and how people should stop saying AI "slop."

    It should come as no surprise to anybody that Nadella is upset when people rightfully call the output from generative AI "slop." Microsoft is one of the...
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  • Chip Maker Micron to Exit Consumer Business, Focus Entirely on AI Datacenters

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    Chip Maker Micron to Exit Consumer Business, Focus Entirely on AI Datacenters

    The AI bubble burst needs to be soon, swift, and without mercy.

    Maker of memory chips, Micron Technology, said on Wednesday that they are exiting the consumer business entirely. Reuters reports that Micron will instead focus entirely on creating advanced memory chips that will be used in artificial intelligence (AI) data centers.

    This announcement comes just a month after pricing forecasts on memory painted a dire picture up through mid-2026.

    As a result...
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  • Microsoft Rolls Out Several More Copilot AI Additions to Windows 11

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    Microsoft Rolls Out Several More Copilot AI Additions to Windows 11

    Where's that bubble pop when you need it?

    Microsoft is rolling out several artificial intelligence (AI) updates to Windows 11, specifically to enhance the functionality of its Copilot AI. These updates are trying to make Microsoft AI more appealing to users by having it automate some tasks, understand your speech, and connect to other services across different devices.

    The biggest new addition will now let Windows 11 users use Copilot by saying "Hey, Copilot."...
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  • Microsoft's Mass Layoffs Blamed in Part on $80 Billion AI Investment

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    Microsoft's Mass Layoffs Blamed in Part on $80 Billion AI Investment

    Over 15,000 people are without a job, thanks to Microsoft's push into AI.

    Just this past week, Microsoft kicked off another round of mass layoffs. Over 9,000 employees from Microsoft were laid off, many of which were from various Xbox divisions and studios. Several in-development games were cancelled and an entire studio was shut down. These layoffs are in addition to the 6,000 that were carried out in May 2025 at Microsoft, and the few thousand layoffs made in 2024.

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  • Americas Cardroom: Proving AI in Online Poker is a Friend, Not Foe


    The gaming industry is changing faster than ever, and artificial intelligence is driving a lot of that evolution. Whether it’s real-time world-building, smarter NPCs, or predictive balancing tools, AI is empowering both creators and players alike. As we previously reported, platforms like Muse are giving developers the tools to build more immersive, reactive experiences. This isn’t just happening in first-person shooters or open-world adventures. Online poker rooms are also tapping into...
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  • Actors Not Happy with SAG-AFTRA Following AI Voice Deal Announcement

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    Actors Not Happy with SAG-AFTRA Following AI Voice Deal Announcement

    What SAG-AFTRA claims and what the deal entails seem to be vastly at odds with each other.

    On January 9, the Screen Actors Guild - American Federation of Television and Radio Artists (SAG-AFTRA) announced that they struck a deal with the AI firm Replica Studios.

    According to SAG AFTRA the deal that was struck would allow Replica "to engage SAG-AFTRA members under a fair, ethical agreement to safely create and license a digital replica of their voice." They...
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  • Poll: What Do You Think About AI Generated Content?

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    Poll: What Do You Think About AI Generated Content?

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    I support the use of AI in any and all cases (Full AI articles, image creation, fully recreating a person's voice, etc.)
    16.67%
    1
    I support the use of AI but only when it is used to help humans ("Smart" writing suggestions, search engine results, smart home devices, etc.)
    83.33%
    5
    I do not support the use of AI in any situation
    0%
    0

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    The future of "journalism" or a never ending disaster?

    Over the past several months, many media outlets have made major pushes to automate their content output with AI generated articles. Some groups, such as Gamurs, had the audacity to put up a job listing for an AI Editor that would help facilitate the creation of 250 AI generated articles per week. That situation is made all the worse by the fact that Gamurs had just laid off roughly 40% of its workforce only a month before...
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  • How Technology Has Revolutionized the Gaming Industry

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    How Technology Has Revolutionized the Gaming Industry

    The gaming industry has transformed completely with the advent of modern technologies. New technologies ensure to boost development by improving the overall gaming experience. Game developers are trying to take the entertainment level much higher, and modern technology provides them with the best way to do the same.

    Read on to know how technology has transformed the gaming industry.


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    The first game consoles were launched during the early 1970s,...
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  • Daybreak Abandons AI Company Storybricks for EverQuest Next

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    Daybreak Abandons AI Company Storybricks for EverQuest Next

    Daybreak Game Company continues to deliver the bad news today as it was revealed that they are no longer working with Storybricks for the EverQuest Next AI. Storybricks is a company that specializes in emergent artificial intelligence.
    “We are not working with Storybricks any more,” Senior Producer Terry Michaels said on a livestream chat yesterday. “We made the decision that it was in the best interest of the game to take that work in-house. They did a lot of work for us and we’ll
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  • Daybreak Abandons AI Company Storybricks for EverQuest Next

    Daybreak Game Company continues to deliver the bad news today as it was revealed that they are no longer working with Storybricks for the EverQuest N...
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