GTA VI defies leaks and sets up an exclusive Netflix premiere

Despite ongoing code leaks, security issues, and internal challenges, Grand Theft Auto VI remains an unstoppable cultural phenomenon in the video game industry. Rockstar Games continues to generate unprecedented anticipation by bypassing traditional news cycles and adopting unconventional marketing partnerships. In a major coup, the upcoming gameplay trailer for the blockbuster title will premiere exclusively […]

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Revisiting the indie horror film We’re All Going to the World’s Fair

Following the latest theatrical release by director Jane Schoenbrun, critics and audiences are taking a fresh look at their debut feature film, «We’re All Going to the World’s Fair». The movie centers on a lonely teenage girl who engages in an online horror challenge, documenting her supposed transformation directly through her webcam. The film stands […]

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GTA VI: New leaks, record preorders, and upcoming showcase

Rockstar Games’ upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI is back in the spotlight following a fresh wave of gameplay video leaks just days ahead of an official deep-dive showcase. Parent company Take-Two Interactive has responded firmly by issuing subpoenas to Microsoft and Discord in an effort to identify those responsible for leaking copyrighted material. Despite previous […]

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Walmart’s Flipkart closes in on India’s quick-commerce leaders

Walmart-backed Flipkart is rapidly expanding its quick-commerce service, Flipkart Minutes, positioning itself as a major contender in India’s booming instant-delivery market. Handling over one million daily orders, the two-year-old service is closing the gap with established players like Swiggy’s Instamart, driven by a massive rollout of micro-fulfillment centers. This aggressive infrastructure expansion mirrors similar moves […]

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Is it legal to train AI on books? The complex copyright debate

The legality of training artificial intelligence models on copyrighted books and articles remains one of the most complex challenges in the tech industry. While authors argue their livelihoods are threatened by uncompensated data harvesting, the courts are forced to apply decades-old legal frameworks to unprecedented technology. Recent landmark rulings suggest that courts view an AI […]

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Flock Safety faces backlash over surveillance tech

Surveillance technology company Flock Safety is facing growing public and political scrutiny following multiple reports of police officers misusing its automated license plate recognition cameras and tracking tools. Company CEO Garrett Langley defended the technology while calling for a national compromise between privacy and safety, arguing that Flock’s systems help expose officer misconduct rather than […]

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Waymo reveals custom 5nm chip for robotaxis

Waymo has shared new details regarding its custom 5nm ASIC chip, designed to power its sixth-generation autonomous driving system. The specialized processor efficiently handles massive raw data flows from vehicle cameras, delivering a remarkable computing performance of over 1,000 TOPS. This development highlights the company’s move toward deeper vertical integration. At the same time, Waymo […]

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Linkdaze Smart Calendar Aims to Keep Households Organized

Managing the daily chaos of a busy household requires more than a standard paper calendar or a single personal app. Enter Linkdaze, a dedicated touchscreen display designed to centralize and coordinate the schedules, chores, and meal plans of an entire family by syncing across popular platforms like Google, iCloud, and Outlook. Beyond basic scheduling with […]

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Uber hits near $1B EU fine over automated driver suspensions

The Dutch Data Protection Authority has slapped Uber with an €825 million ($966 million) penalty for violating Europe’s GDPR rules. The sanction follows an extensive investigation into complaints that the ride-hailing giant deactivated driver accounts through automated algorithmic processes without adequate warning or human oversight. Regulators emphasized that algorithms should not possess the autonomy to […]

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Mystery surrounds the new AI model ‘Ox Alpha’

A mysterious new artificial intelligence model named Ox Alpha has sparked widespread speculation across the tech community as its creators choose to remain completely anonymous. The tool was made available for free on the OpenRouter platform, targeting developers, coding tasks, and complex agentic workflows. The model’s impressive performance quickly caught the attention of industry leaders, […]

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