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Pudgy Penguins and Mythical Games unveil Pudgy Party Web3 mobile game
Pudgy Penguins and Mythical Games unveiled Pudgy Party, a Web3 mobile gaming coming next year.Read More...

Google Cloud’s security chief warns: Cyber defenses must evolve to counter AI abuses
How conventional cyber detection and response can be expanded to monitor for AI abuses — and how AI can be used for de...

Patronus AI launches world’s first self-serve API to stop AI hallucinations
Patronus AI launches the first self-serve API to detect and prevent AI failures, offering businesses real-time guardrails, customizable evaluators, and a pay-as-you-go pricing model.Read More...

81Ravens raises $4.5M for Paravox Web3 arena shooter
81Ravens, a Web3 game studio behind the free-to-play 3v3 arena shooter Paravox, said it has raised $4.5 million in funding.Read More...

Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 is biggest release in history
Call of Duty: Black Ops 6 had its biggest three-day opening sales in the 20-plus year history of the franchise, Microsoft announced in its earnings call today.Read More...

OpenAI expands Realtime API with new voices and cuts prices for developers
OpenAI's voice assistant API offers five new, more natural voices and discounted prices in the newest update.Read More...

Pika 1.5 updates with three new Halloween-themed video AI Pikaffects
The three new Pikaffects in time for Halloween are levitate, eye pop, and decapitate — all of which do what they sound like.Read More...

Google’s AI system could change the way we write: InkSight turns handwritten notes digital
Google's InkSight AI transforms handwritten notes into digital text while preserving personal writing style, bridging traditional note-taking with digital efficiency across multiple languages and comp...

Ubisoft explores ‘strategic options’ as it reports lackluster September quarter results
Yves Guillemot, CEO of Ubisoft, said the French video game publisher is exploring its strategic options as it reported lackluster results for the first half of the year.Read More...