From OpenAI to open wallets: Former researcher says a $10,000 monthly UBI is the only way to survive the AI job collapse

In the early part of this year, the co-founder of Microsoft, Bill Gates, predicted that artificial intelligence could take over a majority of jobs. Yet, he emphasized that humans will hold the power to decide which tasks should be kept solely for human endeavors. Even in jest, the philanthropic billionaire stated that nobody would want computers to play baseball.

This is how a Microsoft designer’s “Copilot Veja” concept reimagines HoloLens without glasses — but the ergonomics are still a pain

Microsoft’s HoloLens is merely a small glimpse into the vast array of products and services that Microsoft discontinued before they could fully flourish. This sentiment was echoed by Elon Musk, billionaire CEO of Tesla, who recently proposed creating an AI-powered company reminiscent of Microsoft, which he humorously named “Macrohard.” The name suggests that Microsoft, despite being a software powerhouse, lacks significant involvement in the hardware sector.

Clair Obscur’s new Mirror Edition comes with special collectibles — It’s only the price of a typical AAA game, exclusively at one retailer

Clair Obscur: Expedition 33 – Mirror Edition is now accessible on Xbox Series X and PlayStation 5 (PS5). This special edition includes the standard game on a disc, an unique collectible game box designed by Renoir, an exclusive Steelbook showcasing Verso and Alicia, and three character art cards out of ten possible designs.

The AR glasses that make your TV feel small are easier to buy now, thanks to Amazon — XREAL One Pro could change how you watch everything

I’m referring to augmented reality (AR) spectacles, essentially tools that blend technology with the real world, allowing you to enjoy various functions while still being connected to the physical environment, and vice versa. In my assessment of the XREAL One Pro AR glasses, I deemed them as the top-notch option within their category.