Battlefield 6 had a very strong launch for EA and the game’s developers, and it’s likely to stay popular for a long time. With the creative potential of its Portal mode – which lets players design their own games – it could easily remain a hit for years to come.
I was really interested to hear how OpenAI is tackling potential political bias in GPT-5. They decided to put it to the test directly! Basically, they used their own internal guidelines – think of it as a rulebook for how ChatGPT *should* behave – and turned those rules into concrete tests. This lets them actually measure if the AI is sticking to those standards, which is a pretty smart approach.
Battlefield players are known for creative, sometimes ridiculous, tactics – like driving a car packed with explosives into an enemy tank or using a glitch to launch themselves across the map. Right now, they’re trying everything imaginable. But one strategy stands out as particularly clever: a tricky combination of Recon drones and landmines.
I haven’t been playing the game, and you can find my reasons why here. However, now that people are finishing the campaign, it’s being reported that the game asks you to uninstall it to free up storage space, as seen in the X post from CharlieIntel below.
Although the game isn’t available until November 14th, you can start getting your free rewards right now so you’re prepared when it launches.
It’s still unclear how good the game will be, but true to form, Elon Musk predicts his AI company, xAI, will develop a fantastic AI-created game and a reasonably enjoyable movie within the next year.
Good news! Microsoft is expanding dark mode to more parts of Windows 11. They’ve confirmed it will begin with File Explorer and older-style windows like the Run dialog.
Starting the day after tomorrow, Windows 10 users have a few options. They can upgrade to Windows 11, or continue receiving security updates for Windows 10 for an extra year by joining Microsoft’s extended security update program. This program is free if you sync your PC settings to the cloud with a Microsoft Account, or available for a $30 fee or 1,000 Microsoft Reward points. Users in the European Economic Area can enroll in the program for free, regardless of their cloud backup settings.
Players were immediately intrigued when the game was first announced. Rare has a long history of success – starting with its collaborations with Nintendo and continuing after being acquired by Xbox.
This end-of-support date affects all Windows 10 users, whether you have the Home, Pro, or Enterprise edition. If you want to keep your computer secure after October 14th, you’ll need to take manual steps. Otherwise, your PC could be vulnerable to online threats.