Microsoft’s new AI can be 4x more accurate and 20% cheaper than human doctors — Mustafa Suleyman calls it “a genuine step toward medical superintelligence”

In simpler terms, Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff has shared that AI is being utilized to automate around half of the company’s workload. You may be aware that the executive mentioned they were contemplating hiring software engineers in 2025, as a result of remarkable increases in productivity due to autonomous AIs.

FFXIV just released the worst Online Store microtransactions I’ve ever seen — the set costs more than Dawntrail itself, and players have had enough

I’m talking about the new Belt-Leather Outfit collection recently added to the FFXIV Online Store marketplace. This set consists of three options: trousers, a cropped version, and another purchase that includes a hat and gloves. The outfit appears quite appealing, although it might seem somewhat basic; the combination of a turtleneck sweater and a leather harness, along with leather pants and shoes, makes for a stylish ensemble.

“Speculation is always fun” — Halo Studios says fans won’t want to miss this year’s championship in October

Instead of announcing their next game, Halo Studios seems to prefer discussing “multiple projects” in the pipeline. There are several intriguing possibilities to consider, such as speculation about a potential remaster or update for Halo: Combat Evolved, which aligns with the assets showcased in Project Foundry’s teaser and Phil Spencer’s statements from Microsoft Gaming CEO.

During the Xbox Games Showcase 2025, Spencer mentioned that 2026 would bring a new Fable game, the next installment of Forza, the highly anticipated Gears of War event day, and the return of an iconic title that has been part of our journey since the beginning.

I’m grateful The Witcher 4 isn’t following this annoying RPG trend — a key Cyberpunk 2077 and The Witcher 3 policy lives on with the sequel

Although some outdated patterns persist, one of which continues to be the overuse of fetch quests. Essentially, these repetitive tasks require players to collect certain items and hand them over to a character in the game, usually leading to mundane chores that offer little connection to the story or opportunities for roleplaying.

Microsoft quietly implies Windows has LOST almost half a billion users since Windows 11 debut — bleak outlook suggests Windows is haemorrhaging users

In 2022, Microsoft reported that Windows was being used on approximately 1.4 billion devices. More recently, however, there appears to be a decrease of nearly half a billion users. This reduction raises questions: Could this be due to a rounding error in Microsoft’s reporting, which would be a significant and awkward mistake? If the decline is accurate, one might wonder where approximately 400 million Windows users have vanished in the last three years, and whether this trend should be causing concern for Microsoft and its shareholders.