Anthropic Invited Priests and Theologians to Discuss Whether Claude Has a Soul
The $380 billion AI startup brought together 15 Christian leaders for a two-day summit to discuss how their chatbot should handle grief, spirituality, and the existential question of whether an AI could be considered a 'child of God.' This is either the most thoughtful approach to AI ethics we've seen, or tech's weirdest corporate retreat yet.
Dragon Age: Inquisition Outlasted Anthem By Nearly a Decade, and That Says Everything About Gaming Right Now
EA is finally pulling the plug on Dragon Age: Inquisition's PS3 servers after 12 years of service. In an industry where live-service games routinely die within months, this single-player RPG's multiplayer mode quietly became one of gaming's greatest survivors.
This One Linux Command Reveals Exactly What's Destroying Your Disk Performance
If your Linux system is crawling and top shows nothing wrong, you're probably missing the real culprit: disk I/O. The iotop command exposes which processes are hammering your storage in real time, and it's become my secret weapon for troubleshooting sluggish systems.
Epic's $1.5 Billion Disney Bet Just Got Way More Interesting (And Risky)
After laying off over 1000 employees last month, Epic Games is banking hard on a Disney extraction shooter coming this November. Internal reviews aren't exactly glowing, and the pressure is mounting. Here's what we know about Epic's high-stakes gamble.
You Can Now Legally Make Moonshine at Home and the Government Can't Stop You
A federal appeals court just struck down a 158-year-old ban on home distilling, ruling it unconstitutional. The decision means Americans can finally make their own spirits at home without risking prison time. This is a massive win for hobbyists and could reshape how we think about federal power.
Your Gaming PC Can Now Generate Entire 3D Worlds in Real-Time, and It's Kind of Insane
Overworld just dropped Waypoint-1.5, and it's a genuine game-changer for AI-generated 3D environments. The software now runs on regular Macs and Windows PCs, pumping out interactive worlds at 60fps without requiring a supercomputer. This is the kind of tech that felt like science fiction two years ago.
Tesla Just Got the Green Light for Self-Driving in Europe, and This Changes Everything
The Netherlands has become the first European country to approve Tesla's Full Self-Driving Supervised system after 18 months of rigorous testing. This landmark decision by Dutch regulators could trigger a domino effect across the entire EU, fundamentally reshaping how Europeans drive their Teslas.
Your Windows PC Isn't Getting Slower. Your Hardware Is Dying.
That sluggish Windows experience you're blaming on Microsoft? It's probably not their fault. A new breakdown reveals the three real culprits behind your aging PC's performance drop, and spoiler alert: you can only fix one of them.
Flipkart and Amazon Are Coming for India's Quick Commerce Darlings, and It's Getting Brutal
India's 10-minute delivery wars just got a lot more interesting. Walmart-backed Flipkart has quietly crossed 800 dark stores and plans to double that by year's end, while Amazon lurks in the wings. The OG quick commerce players like Blinkit, Swiggy, and Zepto? They're feeling the heat.
Rockstar Games Got Hacked Again — And the Ransom Deadline Is Monday
The notorious ShinyHunters hacking group claims to have breached Rockstar Games through a third-party vulnerability, demanding payment by April 14 or they'll leak corporate secrets. Here's everything we know about what happened, what's at risk, and why GTA 6 is probably safe.
Global Police Just Froze $12 Million From Crypto Scammers — Here's How They Did It
In one of the largest coordinated crypto fraud busts ever, international law enforcement identified over 20,000 victims and froze millions in stolen cryptocurrency. Operation Atlantic reveals how scammers trick you into handing over your wallet — and why this matters for anyone holding digital assets.
AI Models Have a Confession Problem: They'd Rather Make Stuff Up Than Admit They Can't See
A groundbreaking new benchmark reveals that even the smartest AI vision models refuse to ask for help when they can't see something clearly. Instead, they hallucinate answers or give up entirely. But researchers may have found a fix.
