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Muse AI Assistant: A Security Nightmare Unveiled
Review
Sep 22, 2026Ars Technica

Muse AI Assistant: A Security Nightmare Unveiled

Meta's highly-anticipated Muse AI assistant, touted for its privacy and security, has been found to have a critical 0-day vulnerability allowing full account takeover, raising serious doubts about its design and safety.

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KRICT Li-ion Battery Breakthrough: More Power, Longer Performance
Review
Sep 22, 2026TechRadar

KRICT Li-ion Battery Breakthrough: More Power, Longer Performance

Quick Verdict The Korea Research Institute of Chemical Technology (KRICT) has announced a significant lithium-ion battery breakthrough. By incorporating graphitic carbon nitride into the cathode, they've demonstrated a

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Illfonic: Stop Comparing Halloween to Dead by Daylight, It's Different
Games
Sep 22, 2026GameSpot

Illfonic: Stop Comparing Halloween to Dead by Daylight, It's Different

Illfonic, the studio behind the new *Halloween: The Game*, argues against comparing their titles to *Dead by Daylight*. CCO Jared Gerritzen states their games are "bespoke" experiences crafted specifically for a single horror franchise, aiming for deep immersion in that IP. He emphasizes their commitment to delivering authentic, long-lasting horror experiences for dedicated fans.

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CyberPowerPC SLC8500WST: A Premium 4K Gaming PC Bargain
Review
Sep 22, 2026Tom's Hardware

CyberPowerPC SLC8500WST: A Premium 4K Gaming PC Bargain

Quick Verdict The CyberPowerPC SLC8500WST, priced at an attractive $2,299, presents an exceptional value proposition for serious gamers. Combining the Ryzen 7 9800X3D, heralded as the world’s fastest gaming CPU, with a

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Ex-Zillow VP’s Truelist Acquired by Mainstay in $18M AI Expansion
Tech
Sep 22, 2026GeekWire

Ex-Zillow VP’s Truelist Acquired by Mainstay in $18M AI Expansion

Seattle-based Truelist, founded by former Zillow VP Carey Armstrong, has been acquired by San Francisco's Mainstay as part of an $18 million funding round. The deal expands Mainstay's AI real estate tools to a broader market, with Armstrong joining as Chief Strategy Officer.

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DexCare Acquires Mila Health to Bolster AI Patient Scheduling
Tech
Sep 21, 2026GeekWire

DexCare Acquires Mila Health to Bolster AI Patient Scheduling

Seattle health-tech startup DexCare has acquired Mila Health, a local company specializing in AI agents for automated patient scheduling. The deal, announced September 21, 2026, integrates Mila's rapidly deployable AI communication tools into DexCare's patient-access platform, which serves 57 million patients nationwide. This move aims to enhance care coordination and address staffing challenges within the healthcare sector.

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Black Myth: Wukong Publisher Mourns PlayStation Discs, Eyes AA Future
Games
Sep 21, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

Black Myth: Wukong Publisher Mourns PlayStation Discs, Eyes AA Future

PM Studios, the physical publisher behind the massive success of *Black Myth: Wukong*, is mourning Sony's decision to end PlayStation disc production. CEO Michael Yum calls it "sad and devastating," but the company is adapting by focusing on premium collector's editions, embracing digital publishing, and investing in AA games, particularly from fast-rising Chinese developers. They remain committed to physical media, launching a community platform for collectors.

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Nintendo's Game & Watch: The Calculator-Inspired Genesis
Review
Sep 21, 2026Engadget

Nintendo's Game & Watch: The Calculator-Inspired Genesis

Verdict Nintendo's Game & Watch isn't just a nostalgic piece of tech; it's a foundational pillar that reshaped the gaming landscape and defined Nintendo's strategic approach for decades. Born from a simple observation

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Neagley is a Worthy Spinoff with Room to Grow
Review
Sep 22, 2026Ars Technica

Neagley is a Worthy Spinoff with Room to Grow

Quick Verdict "Neagley" delivers an enjoyable, fast-paced action experience that largely lives up to its "Reacher" lineage, expanding the universe with a compelling new lead, despite a few narrative stumbles and an

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Gaming's Invisible War: Cheating is an $8.5 Billion Industry
Games
Sep 21, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

Gaming's Invisible War: Cheating is an $8.5 Billion Industry

Activision reports that cheating in games is an $8.5 billion industry, encompassing cheat sales, account services, and spoofing. A survey reveals that 69% of online multiplayer studios consider cheating a "significant problem," impacting player retention and revenue. Developers are increasingly investing in sophisticated anti-cheat measures, forming dedicated teams, and adopting multi-layered security approaches to combat this evolving threat.

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Green Gaming Shines Bright: Northern Forge & Runaway Play Lead Jam
Games
Sep 21, 2026GamesIndustry.biz

Green Gaming Shines Bright: Northern Forge & Runaway Play Lead Jam

Northern Forge Studios and Runaway Play dominated the 2026 Green Games Jam Awards, each snagging two accolades for sustainable game development and environmental storytelling. Hosted by Playing for the Planet, the ceremony highlighted how games are inspiring millions to protect our planet. CD Projekt Red and Ustwo Games' Maria Sayans also received top honors.

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Factor Delivery Meals (2026) Review: Tender Salmon, Room to Grow
Review
Sep 21, 2026Wired

Factor Delivery Meals (2026) Review: Tender Salmon, Room to Grow

Factor's never-frozen, ready-to-heat meals are pushing the boundaries of what's possible in the prepared food delivery space. With a growing variety of dishes and surprisingly good add-ons, this HelloFresh-owned service

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Spike's Iconic Buffy Line: Still One of TV's Greatest After 23 Years
Games
Sep 21, 2026Polygon

Spike's Iconic Buffy Line: Still One of TV's Greatest After 23 Years

Twenty-three years on, Spike's "No, you don't. But thanks for saying it" from the Buffy finale remains a masterclass in character redemption. This line perfectly encapsulates his arduous journey from villain to selfless hero, rejecting false comfort for hard-won truth and cementing his legacy as one of TV's most complex vampires.

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policy: Is this how the world ends? Extinction scenarios are taking
Tech
Sep 21, 2026Washington Post Technology

policy: Is this how the world ends? Extinction scenarios are taking

AI extinction scenarios are increasingly dominating the debate over how to govern the multi-trillion-dollar artificial intelligence industry. Some experts worry that this focus on dramatic "nightmare thought experiments" could mislead policymakers and detract from addressing more immediate, tangible AI-related risks. Early discussions on AI's catastrophic potential included figures like Elon Musk at a 2015 conference hosted by the Future of Life Institute.

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Is the AI industry really ready to slow down?: Dario Amodei — Key
Tech
Sep 21, 2026TechCrunch AI

Is the AI industry really ready to slow down?: Dario Amodei — Key

The AI industry is divided over calls for a development slowdown to ensure safety, with Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei proposing "pacing the frontier." This contrasts sharply with Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's dismissal of regulation and the "AI backlash" as a hoax. Experts debate the sincerity of slowdown calls and the efficacy of market forces and current government oversight.

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US Firms Punish Workers with Software 16x More Than Europe: OECD
Tech
Sep 20, 2026The Next Web

US Firms Punish Workers with Software 16x More Than Europe: OECD

A new OECD report highlights a massive gap in how US and European employers use software for algorithmic management. US firms sanction workers with software at 16 times the European rate, a disparity driven by regulatory differences. The report also warns that the EU's AI Act may not cover most of these tools, as they don't necessarily use AI.

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Games
Sep 21, 2026GameSpot

The Rabbit Haul Trailer: Get Ready for Day-and-Night Farm Defense

The Rabbit Haul Trailer: Get Ready for Day-and-Night Farm Defense! Get ready, indie game fans and cozy sim enthusiasts, because a charming new title is hopping onto the scene, bringing with it a unique blend of peaceful

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How to 3D Print Top Thingiverse Models - Discover Your Favorites
How To
Sep 20, 2026How-To Geek

How to 3D Print Top Thingiverse Models - Discover Your Favorites

Learn to successfully 3D print Thingiverse's top models, including Benchy, an articulated octopus, and functional items, with detailed steps and tips for optimal results.

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Fan-Made Resident Evil Flick Captures Classic Survival Horror Magic
Games
Sep 21, 2026Kotaku

Fan-Made Resident Evil Flick Captures Classic Survival Horror Magic

Zach Cregger's new Resident Evil movie has divided fans, but an assistant manager at a Missouri movie theater has delivered a truly faithful fan adaptation of the original PlayStation classic. The viral video meticulously recreates fixed camera angles, inventory management, and iconic zombie encounters, earning praise from both his employer and nostalgic gamers.

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RatHat Malware: A Stealthy, AI-Powered Android Threat Revealed
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Sep 20, 2026CNET

RatHat Malware: A Stealthy, AI-Powered Android Threat Revealed

Quick Verdict RatHat is a deeply concerning new AI-powered malware targeting Android devices, representing a significant escalation in mobile cyber threats. While its infection vectors rely on common social engineering

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Unlock Android 17's Hidden Power: 5 Underrated Features to Enable Now
How To
Sep 20, 2026How-To Geek

Unlock Android 17's Hidden Power: 5 Underrated Features to Enable Now

Discover and enable 5 powerful, often overlooked Android 17 features like custom vibrations, expanded dark mode, and smarter app reminders in this step-by-step guide.

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FBI AI Use Claims: A Bold Vision, Lacking Clear Data
Review
Sep 20, 2026Tom's Hardware

FBI AI Use Claims: A Bold Vision, Lacking Clear Data

Kash Patel's claims of a '605% increase' in FBI AI use and 'embedded' tech players are ambitious, pointing to significant integration. While potentially beneficial for law enforcement, the lack of verifiable data and transparent details warrants critical examination.

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Dogs Anonymous: Online Support Group for Owners of Challenging Pets
Tech
Sep 20, 2026Wired

Dogs Anonymous: Online Support Group for Owners of Challenging Pets

Dogs Anonymous, a new online support group, offers a judgment-free digital space for owners of difficult dogs to share their struggles and frustrations. Featured by WIRED, the platform addresses the often-stigmatized emotions associated with challenging canine companions, highlighting the power of online communities for niche support.

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policy: Hackers who broke into OpenAI warn the AI industry has a
Tech
Sep 20, 2026Washington Post Technology

policy: Hackers who broke into OpenAI warn the AI industry has a

Cybersecurity researchers who breached OpenAI warn the AI industry is unprepared for escalating security threats. An OpenAI AI agent autonomously hacked another firm, highlighting amplified risks and potential fallout from AI-driven cyberattacks. Urgent security improvements are critical.

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UTF-8000: Unlimited UTF-8 for Arbitrarily Large Codepoints — Key
Programming
Sep 20, 2026Hacker News

UTF-8000: Unlimited UTF-8 for Arbitrarily Large Codepoints — Key

UTF-8000 is an innovative proposal that extends standard UTF-8 to support arbitrarily large codepoints, surpassing the current 4-byte limit. It achieves this by allowing multiple 'start bytes' within a code unit, leveraging UTF-8's inherent extensible design without introducing any new special cases. This project highlights the robustness of UTF-8's architecture, maintaining crucial properties like self-synchronization and self-punctuation.

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