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'We Should Have Clearly Disclosed Our Use of AI' — Crimson Desert Dev Launches 'Comprehensive Audit' of All In-Game Assets After AI-Generated Art Was 'Unintentionally' Included in Final Release

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'We Should Have Clearly Disclosed Our Use of AI' — Crimson Desert Dev Launches 'Comprehensive Audit' of All In-Game Assets After AI-Generated Art Was 'Unintentionally' Included in Final Release

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Pearl Abyss will conduct a comprehensive audit of all in-game assets and replace affected content in upcoming patches.
Pearl Abyss apologizes for unintentionally including AI-generated assets in the final release and vows greater transparency with players.
The studio says the AI content was for early production tests and planned to be replaced after final work and review by art and development teams.

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Apple AirDrop Is Coming To the Samsung Galaxy S26

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Apple AirDrop Is Coming To the Samsung Galaxy S26

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Samsung's Galaxy S26 will gain AirDrop-style file sharing, starting March 23 in Korea and rolling out to the US next.
The feature is initially limited to Galaxy S26 devices, with Samsung aiming to expand to more devices later.
TechRadar notes the update follows Pixel's lead, using a similar architecture for cross-platform sharing.
CNET confirms users will see a Share with Apple devices toggle in Quick Share settings.
Samsung describes AirDrop compatibility as a cross-platform effort to improve interoperability with Apple devices.
Samsung notes the transfer uses Quick Share and Bluetooth/Wi‑Fi to establish the connection.
Authorities emphasize the feature will work with iPhones configured to AirDrop: Everyone.
CNET highlights the feature follows Google's similar cross-platform sharing approach with Pixel devices.
Samsung intends to expand AirDrop-style sharing to additional Galaxy devices in the future.
Industry coverage positions AirDrop compatibility as a strategic move to boost cross-OS collaboration.

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As SpaceX Launches its 10,000th Satellite, A Photographer Captures the Impact on the Night Sky

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As SpaceX Launches its 10,000th Satellite, A Photographer Captures the Impact on the Night Sky

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SpaceX has reached a historic milestone, with Starlink-related orbital activity now surpassing 10,000 satellites in Earth orbit, reflecting rapid growth in space infrastructure.
A new EarthSky EarthSky article confirms 10,000-plus Starlink satellites in orbit as of March 2026, underscoring the accelerating cadence of SpaceX launches.
The reference highlights ongoing concerns about light pollution and the need for better regulation as satellite constellations expand.
Astronomical data quality is at risk due to satellite light pollution, affecting both astrophotography and observational science.
The photographer emphasizes the dual impact of satellites—vital connectivity for remote areas and the urgent need to mitigate light pollution.
Rozells frames the image as a warning about satellite light pollution, warning that the problem could worsen without major mitigation steps.
The piece situates satellite growth within a broader discourse about balancing space infrastructure expansion with preserving the night sky.
The EarthSky reference explains Starlink’s mission as providing global internet coverage while acknowledging the potential astronomical downsides and reentry concerns.
The discussion notes Kessler syndrome risks and debris concerns, linking satellite proliferation to broader spaceflight safety issues.
The reporting emphasizes the public dimension of space launches, noting social-media visibility and the public’s fascination with rocket plumes and light trains.

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Your boss has more ways than ever to monitor what you're doing at work

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Your boss has more ways than ever to monitor what you're doing at work

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Employers are expanding oversight with new tools to track work activity and location across devices.
Remote work growth has driven the push for surveillance, giving bosses more power yet raising privacy concerns.
Google updates may archive texts on work phones, an optional feature in regulated industries.
Microsoft Teams will soon identify the company building a worker is in via WiFi to aid in-person coordination.
Experts say monitoring should have strict limits and ideally be disclosed to workers.
Companies may remove work data from personal devices but still access information on company-issued devices.
The article notes tensions around determining what data employers can access.
AT&T reduced use of an attendance-tracking system due to inaccuracies in offices.
Government accountability office data show mixed views on monitoring, depending on safety vs. productivity aims.
Experts warn that monitoring personal devices can create legal and privacy headaches.

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Apple Wanted to Buy Halide to Boost iPhone 18 Pro's Camera App—Now There's a Lawsuit

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Apple Wanted to Buy Halide to Boost iPhone 18 Pro's Camera App—Now There's a Lawsuit

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Apple explored acquiring Lux Optics (Halide/Kino/Spectre) last summer to upgrade the iPhone 18 Pro camera software, but the talks ended without a deal.
Following the acquisition talks, Apple invited Lux co-founder Sebastian de With to join Apple's design team in January, signaling a shift toward in-house camera software expertise.
A California lawsuit alleges Lux funds were misused and confidential material plus source code were shared with Apple after de With joined Apple’s design team.
Apple is not named as a defendant in the suit, and no wrongdoing is alleged against the company in connection with Lux’s internal finances or IP.
The dispute centers on Lux’s finances and IP amid ongoing acquisition discussions, with concerns about financial irregularities and access to records cited in the suit.
The iPhone 18 Pro camera upgrade is described as requiring features that would rival professional-grade cameras, prompting a push to enhance the built-in Camera app.
Lux Optics’ Halide, Kino, and Spectre were among the apps considered in the acquisition discussions, highlighting Lux’s role in pro-grade iPhone photography tooling.
Sebastian de With’s involvement with Lux preceded his return to Apple, suggesting a complex personal and corporate dynamic around the iPhone 18 Pro software upgrade.
The broader storyline portrays Apple’s effort to strengthen its built-in camera app with in-house software expertise as a top company priority.
Publicly, Apple is not accused of wrongdoing, even as the legal dispute over Lux’s finances and IP unfolds alongside acquisition talks.

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The high-tech ‘scarecrows’ watching your every move — and what they’re really being used for

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The high-tech ‘scarecrows’ watching your every move — and what they’re really being used for

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COWs are mobile, solar-powered surveillance towers with license plate recognition and multiple cameras deployed in public spaces.
Officials say COWs deter crime and can trigger direct dispatch to guards and police when activity escalates.
COWs have aided law enforcement by thwarting a copper wire theft ring and aiding surveillance after wildfires.
Clovis Police began using a COW car last year for events and locations with crime spikes.
COWs connect via cellular or Wi‑Fi to provide continuous surveillance coverage.
Gunshot detection sensors in some COWs help locate shooting incidents.
Advocates describe COWs as a ‘scarecrow’ that deters crime and reassures residents post-disaster.
Public safety officials say the system enables rapid escalation and coordination with law enforcement.
KTLA coverage highlighted uses in deterrence, theft prevention, and disaster recovery contexts.
Emergency and security collaborations use COWs to extend local capability in communities recovering from disasters.

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4 Things You Never Knew Your PS5 Could Do - BGR

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4 Things You Never Knew Your PS5 Could Do - BGR

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PS5 supports system-wide custom button mappings, overriding default layouts for all games.
Remote Play lets you play PS5 games on PC, Mac, or mobile devices with internet access.
A minimum 5 Mbps connection is required for Remote Play to function reliably.
Gyro aiming uses the DualSense motion controls to move the reticle in some games.
Audio Focus can boost specific sound categories when using headphones for better situational awareness.
Focus modes include Boost Voices and Boost Low Pitch for better audio cues.
Custom button mappings override default prompts but do not change in-game prompts.
PS5 continues to gain features as it nears the end of its generation.
The article notes the limitations of Remote Play for fast-paced games.

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Andrej Karpathy says he uses an AI agent named Dobby the Elf Claw to control his pool and track his packages

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Andrej Karpathy says he uses an AI agent named Dobby the Elf Claw to control his pool and track his packages

Businessinsider.com

Karpathy reveals he built an AI system called Dobby to manage his home devices and chores.
Dobby controls lights, HVAC, shades, the pool, the spa, and the security system.
The AI system consolidates six apps into one and connects on the local network.
Karpathy says the new system helped remove six separate apps from his phone.
Jensen Huang gifted Karpathy a DGX Station with a GB300 chip for agentic AI workloads.
Karpathy describes Dobby as helping with routine tasks like tracking deliveries.
The system aims to enable ‘agentic AI workloads’ across home automation.
Karpathy notes he isn't worried about the system controlling his devices.
The story was reported from Karpathy’s interview on the No Priors podcast.
Dobby’s local-network operation limits internet exposure for home devices.

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Footy TV chaos leave AFL, NRL fans furious after price hike

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Footy TV chaos leave AFL, NRL fans furious after price hike

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Fans flood social media with complaints after Kayo update causes crashes, lag, and blurry streams.
Subscribers note a price rise alongside issues, fueling anger over overall value.
Kayo defends the price increase as investment in sport coverage and technology.
DAZN’s Foxtel acquisition context cited as background to ongoing upgrades.
Subscribers accuse AI chatbots of providing scripted, unhelpful responses.
Standard and top-tier plans saw price changes ahead of the 2026 season.
Foxtel says price changes reflect rising costs of securing sports rights.
Kayo emphasizes ongoing investment in coverage despite subscriber backlash.
News comes as fans anticipate changes under a broader sports rights deal.
Daily Mail reports no immediate comment from Kayo on the issues.
Fans describe the service as 'unwatchable' after the update and price rise.

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Jeff Bezos' Space Company Unveils Plans for Orbital Anti-Asteroid Defense Weapons

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Jeff Bezos' Space Company Unveils Plans for Orbital Anti-Asteroid Defense Weapons

Futurism.com

Blue Origin, with NASA's JPL, unveiled an NEO Hunter mission concept for planetary defense using Blue Ring to test asteroid-deflection techniques.
The mission would use Blue Origin’s Blue Ring to deploy cubesats that analyze object density and mass before choosing mitigation.
Blue Origin considers either a concentrated particle beam or a “Robust Kinetic Disruption” approach to alter an asteroid’s orbit.
The project follows Blue Origin’s test activities, including a Blue Ring prototype launch during the company’s first 2025 New Glenn flight.
NASA’s NEO Surveyor mission, designed to detect hazardous objects, remains part of the broader planetary-defense effort.
The plan suggests a launch timeline is unclear, with ongoing development and testing cited for future mission readiness.
The article positions planetary defense as a priority, linking it to ongoing space-agency research and public interest.
The report notes Blue Origin’s collaboration with NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory and Caltech on the NEO Hunter concept.
The piece cites DART as an inspiration for kinetic disruption strategies in future missions.
Blue Origin’s initiative highlights a broader push among space players to plan for defense against space threats.

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