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U.S. busts Russian AI bot farm spreading disinformation on X
The U.S. Justice Department has revealed it has taken actions to takedown a sophisticated information operation powered by AI, reportedly orchestrated by Russia. According to the department, the operation involved nearly 1,000 accounts on the social platform X, which assumed … Continue reading
Microsoft are paywalling day one Xbox Game Pass titles now
Xbox’s Game Pass subscription service has had an update, but not everyone is happy with the changes as day-one titles are now behind an even more expensive subscription version. Since its inception, the Game Pass has included access to all … Continue reading
Bitcoin transaction cost hits four-year low
On July 7, the average cost per Bitcoin (BTC) transaction fell to its lowest level in four years, reaching $38.69, according to Blockchain.com. This figure was last seen during the peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in 2020. The cost per … Continue reading
One of world’s most elite high schools bans smartphones, issuing Nokia ‘brick’ phones instead
Eton College, one of the U.K.’s most prestigious schools, has decided to ban its pupils from using smartphones on campus – a policy shift that has been seen as archaic by some, and nostalgic by others. According to the school, … Continue reading
German government continues Bitcoin transfers to exchanges
On Tuesday (July 9), the German government transferred $339.2 million worth of Bitcoin (BTC) to various centralized crypto exchanges and market makers, following significant transfers the previous day. Data gathered from blockchain analytics platform Arkham Intelligence shows that the transfers … Continue reading
Drake loses again: $300,000 bet on Canada to beat Argentina in Copa America semifinals
The Drake curse strikes again! The singer has, once again, lost $300,000 on a bet that didn’t quite go his way. The bet was for Canada (Drake’s home country) to win against Argentina in the Copa America semifinals on Wednesday … Continue reading
Microsoft gives up OpenAI board observer seat role
Microsoft has announced it will relinquish its observer seat on OpenAI’s board. In a letter, the tech giant expressed that over the past eight months, there has been “significant progress” and it now has “confidence in the company’s direction,” stating … Continue reading
How to change worlds in Once Human
Whilst Once Human utilizes a server based approach, letting you pick whichever you like to base up on, there is also a secondary World system that complicates things a little. These Worlds are basically partitions in the server to ease … Continue reading
Analysts Predict Bullish Trends for Meme Coins, and This P2E Presale is Poised for Major Gains
Crypto expert ClayBro analyzes a new P2E presale positioned to capitalize on the resurgent meme coin trend. While the broader market appears sluggish, with some meme coins experiencing price declines, the PlayDoge presale is demonstrating strength, having already secured $5.5 … Continue reading
Assassin’s Creed Shadows makers apologize for use of military flag without permission
Assassin’s Creed Shadows continues to drag criticism and summon apologies from Ubisoft. This time, it involves the use of a flag that belongs to a group of military re-enactors in Japan. Ubisoft on July 8 apologized (via a post on … Continue reading