Microsoft’s Satya Nadella reportedly wants to scrap the ‘AGI’ clause that could let OpenAI leave its partnership before 2030

OpenAI, which you might be aware of, has recently secured $40 billion in funding, bringing its market value to an impressive $300 billion. This substantial financial backing, however, has put significant pressure on the AI company. Investors are urging it to transition into a profit-making enterprise or face potential loss of further funding before the year’s end. Additionally, this situation could invite unwanted external intervention and potentially harmful takeovers.

Starfield’s second story DLC is coming alongside more free updates for the Xbox RPG — and it sounds like Bethesda is finally improving the space gameplay

He shares some exciting news, hinting at upcoming additions such as free upgrades and requested player-requested features, along with a fresh DLC narrative. He doesn’t go into all the specifics just yet, but he does reveal that part of the team is working on improving space gameplay for more enjoyable travels. They’re also adding new game mechanics, as well as some smaller, delightful extras.”

Regarding the development of a second DLC expansion, while it isn’t entirely unexpected since executive producer Todd Howard previously mentioned the intention for multiple expansions, it’s still reassuring to hear that work on this DLC is progressing.

Microsoft’s Copilot AI gets a prime time debut on Samsung’s 2025 TVs and smart monitors — with a new “face” to boot

Samsung has revealed, in conjunction with Microsoft’s statement, that starting from their 2025 lineup of TVs and smart monitors, they have incorporated Copilot into their systems. This development is an extension of Samsung’s goal to deliver a more customized and intelligent experience on screen using Samsung Vision AI. Users can interact with Copilot on Samsung TVs through the Samsung Tizen OS home interface, Samsung Daily+, or Click to Search features.

Xbox Insiders are getting new benefits with these Xbox Game Pass tiers — expanding with Cloud gaming and PC titles

Up until the recent update for Xbox Insiders, the tiers of Xbox Game Pass were as follows:

1. The Xbox Game Pass Core, priced at $10 per month in the U.S., offers online multiplayer and a limited selection of console games.
2. For $15 a month, Xbox Game Pass Standard provides a vast collection of games but lacks online multiplayer.
3. PC Game Pass, specifically designed for PC players, boasts a large library of PC games including day-one first-party releases and an EA Play subscription at a cost of $12 per month.
4. The premium offering, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, includes day-one access to first-party games, Xbox Cloud Gaming, EA Play subscription, and a vast library for both console and PC at the price point of $20 per month.

The key selling points of these subscriptions are early access to first-party games, with titles like Keeper, Ninja Gaiden 4, and The Outer Worlds 2 being playable on their launch in October for subscribers.

Another significant advantage was that to enjoy gaming across console, PC, and Cloud, one had to subscribe to Xbox Game Pass Ultimate – however, this option is now expanded due to the latest update.

Windows 10 is clinging to life — but Microsoft’s chaotic ‘ESU’ rollout and relentless Windows 11 ads are making its final days worse, frustrating millions

Although Windows 11 has now overtaken Windows 10 as the leading desktop operating system, a consumer advocacy organization (CAO) urged Microsoft to rethink its plan to discontinue support for Windows 10. This move could potentially result in the largest increase in discarded computers ever witnessed.