Social platforms are super keen to push AI options onto us — but do we really want them?
Meta’s Testing Its Own AI Chips To Expand Its Processing Capacity
The project could give Meta a significant advantage in AI development.
LinkedIn Expands AI-Powered Ad Targeting Tools
LinkedIn’s ‘Predictive Audiences’ use a combination of AI and manual input to optimize ad performance.
Meta May Be Looking To Expand Age Checks Using Video ID
Meta recently added more info about video ID verification to its official documents.
Path of Fury – Episode I: Tetsuo’s Tower Grapples With Rhythm Game Influences
Path of Fury – Episode I: Tetsuo’s Tower is an engrossing brawler, but it feels overly familiar. Here’s our impressions.
Niantic Sells Pokémon Go To Saudi Arabia To Fund Spatial AI Transition
Niantic Spatial is splitting its AI arm from Pokemon Go and selling the latter to Saudi Arabia’s investment group.
Onward’s “Massive” 2.0 Update With Graphics Overhaul Arrives Later This Month
VR tactical shooter Onward’s “massive” 2.0 update will release on March 25, with a graphical overhaul, new operator system, and more.
MAGE Uses A Custom Engine To Drive 120 FPS Physics With Dynamic Shadows On Quest 3
MAGE uses a custom engine to drive 120 FPS physics with dynamic shadows and “hundreds of high fidelity dynamic props” on Quest 3 & Quest 3S.
‘Pokémon Go’ Maker Niantic Sells Off Gaming Division, Doubling Down on Geospatial AI & AR Tech
Niantic, the company behind hit mobile game Pokémon Go (2016), announced the sale of its gaming division to Scopely for $3.85 billion, confirming a previous Bloomberg report. Furthermore, the company now says it’s focusing on advancing its AI-powered geospatial technology and AR tech. As a part of the deal, the Saudi Arabia-owned mobile game developer Scopely is taking […]
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‘MAGE’ Pushes the Limits with Physics-based Magic Mayhem at 120 FPS on Quest 3
MAGE is a magic and physics sandbox in early access on Quest 3 that not only offers up fun physics-based mayhem, but does it at an eye-blistering 120 fps. “We feel that no game has truly taken advantage of the power of standalone VR hardware,” says Charlie Shenton, Mage’s engine programmer and other half of […]
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