Epic CEO slams Valve’s AI rules — says they fuel “cancel campaigns” and “review bombing”

Tim Sweeney, the CEO of Epic Games, has again shared his thoughts on AI via X (formerly Twitter). He previously stated that game developers shouldn’t be required to reveal if they’re using AI in their games.

This idea received a varied response, with some people believing players have a right to know what they’re purchasing, while others think AI is now a standard part of game development and shouldn’t be viewed negatively.

Later today, Sweeney turned his attention to Steam, Valve’s online store, which currently requires developers to label games that utilize AI.

Nearly 1 billion PCs remain on Windows 10 — Has Windows 11 adoption hit a wall?

During Dell’s recent earnings call, COO Jeffrey Clarke mentioned there are around 500 million computers currently able to upgrade to Windows 11 that haven’t yet been updated. Additionally, another 500 million computers are older than four years and incompatible with Windows 11. Dell sees both of these groups as significant opportunities for upgrades – not just to Windows 11, but to newer, more modern technology, including AI PCs.

‘Status Pro X’ earbuds review — The best (and most expensive) earbuds I’ve ever used, and they’re worth every penny

High-resolution certification is given to headsets that meet specific quality standards, including support for wide audio ranges (up to 40 kHz) and high-quality 24-bit audio streaming. While some parts of the certification may be more about marketing – especially regarding frequencies humans can’t even hear – it generally indicates a set of features that improve sound quality.

How to automate your desktop layout with PowerToys Workspaces on Windows 11 and create a one-click app layout

Workspaces help you get to work faster and keep your desktop organized. Instead of manually opening programs and arranging windows each time, you can set up a specific layout with everything you need and launch it with just one click. You choose which applications open, how they’re arranged, and where they appear, creating a saved setup for any task.

This science-fiction game crosses relaxing power-washing with dark contemplation — and I can’t stop thinking about it

Dalia, the main character in Soft Rain’s first game, Ambrosia Sky, leads a pretty typical life for a ‘Scarab’ – imagine a futuristic space witch who also happens to be a cleaning specialist. In the year 2240, she’s tasked with clearing out old, abandoned spaceships and stations near Saturn. But she’s not just tidying up; Dalia works for the Ambrosia Project, a mission to discover the mysteries of life and death to benefit humanity.

Is Gemini AI reading your Gmail inbox? Google’s answer is a firm “no” — your private data isn’t used for training

Google’s new Gemini 3 model is making a big impact in the field of artificial intelligence. It’s incredibly powerful, excelling in areas like problem-solving, speed, and handling images and videos. In fact, Gemini 3 is proving to be a strong competitor to OpenAI’s ChatGPT, earning praise from tech leaders like Sam Altman and Elon Musk.