Month: October 2023
The Morning After: The NSA announces new artificial intelligence security center
The National Security Agency (NSA) has launched a dedicated artificial intelligence security center. This apparently follows the increased government use of algorithms and AI systems, related to defense and intelligent systems. The security center aims to protect these systems from theft and sabotage, as well as safeguard the country from…
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Agent 64: Spies Never Die trailer confirms GoldenEye’s best feature – split-screen multiplayer
Throwback shooter Agent 64: Spies Never Die has just received a brand new trailer, confirming the game will feature local split-screen co-op and competitive multiplayer. Heavily inspired by Rare’s legendary Nintendo 64 shooters, GoldenEye 007 (which can now be played via Nintendo Switch Online‘s N64 library) and Perfect Dark, Agent…
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Colony sim from a team of Rimworld modders is coming to early access next month
Vivid Storm Interactive has announced that its survival colony sim game Ascent of Ashes will launch in early access on November 15 for Steam. The release date news was revealed alongside a YouTube video where the team showcased the game’s new content and upcoming features, as well as how the…
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Microsoft Lists is now available for everyone on iOS, Android, and the web
Microsoft’s task management app, Microsoft Lists, is now available for everyone to use. Launched in 2020, Microsoft Lists was originally limited to just business and enterprise users, before a limited preview for consumers last year. Microsoft is now letting anyone with a Microsoft Account access this free version of Microsoft…
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Tesla rolls out an updated Model Y in China but keeps the same starting price
Tesla’s China arm announced in a WeChat post Sunday morning that it released a new Model Y with design and performance tweaks that keeps the same starting price as before (via Reuters). The new car follows the company’s release of the revamped “Highland” Model 3 in China, which also hit…
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Apple plans to upgrade the App Store’s search engine, and it might not stop there
According to the newsletter, former Google executive John Giannandrea’s search team is working to bake the internally-named “Pegasus” search engine more deeply into iOS and macOS and could even use generative AI tools to enhance it further. Last year Apple also launched Business Connect, a tool that helped strengthen its…
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