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After launching the Atelico AI Engine in January, Studio Atelico uses $5 million to redefine generative AI in games.
A security engineer built GBA-Hashcat on the GBA, proving you can crack SHA-256, just at museum-speed.
Nandy stays as secretary of state for culture, media and sport while Kanishka Narayan is appointed the UK’s first AI minister.
The TIFF Special Presentations world premiere sets the stage as Moebius buys global rights excluding Taiwan.
Sanjay Beri’s blunt playbook for landing tech jobs: dinners, events, and connections that are never publicly listed.
Foreign Affairs argues China wants the benefits of Gulf engagement, without the costs of security and governance.
A new round of claims raises pressure on regional security, US posture, and shipping and energy risk assumptions.
From living arrangements to US president conversations, this briefing maps the real friction in Burnham’s first hours as PM.
The Marvel boss says he keeps trying to get Adam Driver into the MCU, including through Zoom-style catchups.
Why the Senate hearing on the White House funding request matters for war planning and oversight.
New 50% duties hit some Canadian alcohol, autos, and dairy in 30 days, with key exemptions for energy and potash.
The White House frames “enhancements” as planned work, but the timing lands amid scrutiny of the plane’s defenses.
