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Updated 1 min ago · 20 articles from Gizmodo

Gizmodo Aug 31, 5:00 PM

Meet the Google Exec Trying to Convince a Skeptical Gaming Industry to Love AI

Everybody agrees the games industry needs to change to survive. Google is trying to fix it with AI.

Gizmodo Aug 31, 4:35 PM

Trump to Communities Fighting Data Centers: Have Fun Being Poor

Even Trump supporters on Truth Social don't love it.

Gizmodo Aug 31, 4:25 PM

The EU Has Officially Decided ChatGPT Is a Search Engine

Under this label, European regulators are putting ChatGPT under stricter oversight, along with Reddit and Roblox.

Gizmodo Aug 31, 4:00 PM

Adam Wingard’s ‘Onslaught’ Is Its Own Worst Enemy

Adria Arjona stars in the latest film from the team behind 'The Guest' and 'You're Next,' in theaters September 4.

Gizmodo Aug 31, 3:50 PM

Fleeing Data Center Backlash at Home, American AI Startup Sets Up Shop In Saudi Arabia

One country’s controversy is another’s golden opportunity.

Gizmodo Aug 31, 3:45 PM

Climate Change Is Supercharging El Niño, 1,000 Years of Coral Data Shows

Scientists are still unraveling the relationship between El Niño and human-driven warming, but new research suggests they are troublingly linked.

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Gizmodo Aug 31, 3:35 PM

A Massive Steam Leak Has Unearthed Thousands of Lost Game Builds

Apparently it was all just sitting there for public download.

Gizmodo Aug 31, 3:15 PM

Trump Crashed NASA’s Press Conference to Praise the Space Telescope He Repeatedly Tried to Kill

The president interrupted a NASA press briefing to say, "I'm supplying you all that money."

Gizmodo Aug 31, 2:30 PM

Meta Just Made Navigation on Its Smart Glasses a Lot More Useful

Finally, you can launch walking directions with your voice.

Gizmodo Aug 31, 1:45 PM

After Today, the Nintendo Switch 2 May Never Be $450 Ever Again

The only way to go is up, including console prices.

Gizmodo Aug 31, 1:40 PM

Australia Confirms Its First Known Bird Flu Death in a Dolphin

One longtime marine conservation scientist described the dolphin’s fatal infection with H5N1 bird flu as “shocking” and “very worrying.”

Gizmodo Aug 31, 1:10 PM

The World’s Most-Used Material Has a Massive Carbon Problem. A Bolt of Plasma May Fix It

Researchers have found a way to slash emissions from one of the most carbon-intensive industries in the world.