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- The Tetris Company confirms it had nothing to do with the White House's racist rip-off: 'we believe in the power of connection and bringing people together, not dividing them'
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- Australians could opt out of social media algorithms under new law
Australians could opt out of social media algorithms under new law
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- Scientists find a way to slash computer memory energy use by orders of magnitude
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- GPT-6 Astra beat Portal, and it only cost $571.18
US to announce sharply lower vehicle fuel economy requirements
6 September 2026 at 00:14
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- Rockstar boss says GTA 6 doesn't just let you easily walk around with guns because GTA 5's approach doesn't work "at this resolution" / GTA 6 needs better "behavioral sophistication" from its NPCs
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- Kenyans Did College Students’ Homework for Years. Then A.I. Arrived.
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- Dolly Parton’s Sister Stella Calls Out ‘Fake AI Garbage’ & ‘Snarky Tweets’ About Singer’s Death
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- US to announce sharply lower vehicle fuel economy requirements
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- YouTube updates gaming violence monetization rules ahead of GTA 6 launch
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- Xbox Is Limiting Cloud Gaming To 15 Hours Per Month For Ultimate Subscribers, Which Averages Out To 30 Minutes Per Day
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- AI companies are dumping $265M into the midterms as data center backlash sweeps through communities
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- Discord Is Bringing Back Age Verification for Millions of Users
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- Flock is canceled—and its competitors are profiting
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- In a Warrenton, Virginia garage an 18-year-old Kettle Run High School student named Mia Heller built a membrane-free water filter the size of a bag of flour, three modules, one litre a pass, and her turbidity sensor logged 95.52% of microplastics pulled out by magnetic oil.
In a Warrenton, Virginia garage an 18-year-old Kettle Run High School student named Mia Heller built a membrane-free water filter the size of a bag of flour, three modules, one litre a pass, and her turbidity sensor logged 95.52% of microplastics pulled out by magnetic oil.
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- PS5 Pro Stock Vanishes After GTA 6 Reveal, Prices Hit $1,300
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- Ex-Old School RuneScape dev sentenced for stealing over $400k in virtual gold from players
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- At least 49 opinion pieces by major Dutch newspapers fully AI-generated; 57 partly
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- Tesla's stock drops 6% as Cybercab update "underwhelms" Wall Street
