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Microsoft cuts Xbox staff and sends four studios out of the company
An internal memo says Xbox will eliminate about 1,600 roles now and move Double Fine, Compulsion, Ninja Theory and Undead Labs to new ownership.
Riley Okafor
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Google Workspace ad drafts the Declaration with Gemini
Google’s commercial imagines Jefferson, Franklin and Adams using Workspace and Gemini to write the Declaration of Indepe...
By Felix Aranda
38m ago
Anthropic says it wants to discover drugs, not just sell lab AI
The Claude maker is moving from software supplier to would-be drug developer, with few public details on what happens if...
By Felix Aranda
44m ago
Perfusion box keeps donor eyes viable in early transplant research
Researchers report that a device feeding oxygenated fluid to removed eyes preserved pig and human retinas, but the work...
By Riley Okafor
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June Castellano / 25m ago
World Cup sock cutting has more ritual than science behind it
June Castellano / 26m ago
UTA’s creator agents say influencers are becoming media companies
Dana Voss / 29m ago
Partiful starts charging for tickets as privacy questions stick
Riley Okafor / 41m ago
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Cory Doctorow spotlights Jo Walton’s new novel Everybody’s Perfect
Doctorow says Walton’s latest builds a phantom Venice out of parallel worlds, prophecy and Ada Palmer’s Renaissance history.
June Castellano
Platforms & Power Reporter
Gruber warned Electron was exposing weaker demand for native Mac apps
A 2018 Daring Fireball essay tied Microsoft’s Chromium move to Electron and argued Mac software standards were slipping, including at Apple.
June Castellano
Platforms & Power Reporter
Ctrl-Alt-Speech episode tracks child social media bans and AI moderation
Ben Whitelaw and Cori Crider use episode 109 to survey platform bans, fines, European policy moves and automation in trust and safety.
Mara Chen-Doyle
Staff Writer