Video Game History Foundation archive surpasses 5,000 magazines
The free research collection now spans nearly 600,000 pages and is adding searchable Japanese publications through a Neo Geo Freak pilot.
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Stephen Wolfram argues AI will raise, not erase, the role of pure mathematics
In a new essay, the computing pioneer says AI can search and connect mathematical knowledge while humans remain central to choosing worthwhile questions.
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Open-source Strata project targets 125-billion-parameter AI on gaming PCs
The software combines compressed Qwen3.8-Flash-Next models with local inference tools for Windows and Linux machines equipped with consumer GPUs and substantial system memory.
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Housing protests spread across Spain after parliament rejects relief measures
Tens of thousands demonstrated in Madrid and dozens of other cities following the defeat of proposals covering evictions and rental regulation.
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Halide Compression releases Rust-based WebP decoder wpd
The open-source decoder is presented as a memory-safe alternative to libwebp, with optional assembly routines and support for still and animated images.
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Cloudflare opens beta for self-service Oblivious HTTP gateway
The edge-network company is adding a gateway product designed to separate a user’s network identity from the content sent to an application.
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Logpush, data-transformation features and custom dashboards are among capabilities moving to self-service access as Cloudflare narrows differences between its plans.
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BootLoops project tests an AI-first route to quantitative science
Physicist Matthew Schwartz says researchers can get more value from current language models by assigning computational problems suited to their strengths and keeping domain experts in the loop.
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AlphaGo researcher argues language models still lack robust reasoning
A former AlphaGo contributor says fluent next-token prediction should not be confused with the explicit search that enabled the Go system's landmark victories.
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Micron warns memory supply will remain tight through 2028
AI and server demand is absorbing more advanced memory capacity, leaving consumer devices exposed to constrained supplies and higher component costs.
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Yann LeCun dismisses AI extinction fears and blames security failures on weak safeguards
The AI researcher argued that recent agent incidents reflected poor oversight and leaky sandboxes rather than autonomous systems escaping human control.
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Home Assistant Cloud becomes Home Assistant Link in push to stress privacy and local control
Nabu Casa says the renamed subscription service remains optional and is intended to connect locally run smart homes without creating platform lock-in.
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European payment systems form Madrid-based network for cross-border transfers
The planned joint venture will link services including Bancomat, Bizum, Wero, MB WAY and Vipps MobilePay through a common account-to-account layer.
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Audionaut launches open-source multitrack editor with agent-controlled workflows
The cross-platform C++ application combines conventional audio editing with MCP access and a headless command-line interface.
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Physical-media collectors turn to discs and tapes for control beyond streaming
Music and film fans told the Guardian that ownership, privacy, unreliable internet and deliberate listening are pulling them back to older formats.
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DeepSeek opens Harness desktop agent in worldwide public preview
The open-source workspace combines document, spreadsheet and coding tools with plugins, schedules and inspectable execution traces.
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Developer's Meta Muse experiment highlights both scraping power and abuse risk
A month-long user report describes large browser-driven collection jobs and cheap model usage, while warning that websites may respond by blocking autonomous agents.
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NASA faces post-ISS crew transport gap as SpaceX plans to retire Dragon
SpaceX's intention to focus on Starship could leave Boeing's delayed Starliner as NASA's main Western option for low-Earth-orbit crews after 2030.
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OpenAI dismisses three employees over handling of sensitive information
The company said an internal investigation found policy violations involving information shared outside established procedures, including work with an external evaluation group.
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Simulated oil-paint studio tests how AI models compose brushstroke by brushstroke
The Stillwet experiment gives models a virtual easel and records recurring subjects, technical failures and unexpected similarities across independent sessions.
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Crew-13 reaches International Space Station in record US transit time
The four-person SpaceX mission docked less than eight hours after leaving Cape Canaveral and began an expected six-month stay aboard the orbital laboratory.
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GrayKey maker claims a way around the iPhone inactivity reboot safeguard
Magnet Forensics says its new preservation hardware and mode can hold seized iPhones in a state that is more accessible to forensic tools.
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ChromeOS support cutoff raises questions for newer Chromebooks
A reported mid-2034 end date for ChromeOS updates could leave some recent devices short of a previously advertised ten-year lifecycle, with migration details still unclear.
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Rust compiler benchmarks show broad gains after two months of tuning
Measured wall time fell by an average 4.57% across the project’s benchmark set, with improvements spanning LLVM, Clippy, dataflow analysis and new compiler components.
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