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Palworld is headed to mobile, and its devs have teamed up with PUBG’s Krafton to make it so as a Nintendo lawsuit brews: “It plans to … implement the original’s main fun elements to fit the mobile environment”

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Approximately a week and a half following the surprise launch of the open-world creature collector RPG Palworld on PlayStation 5 during a State of Play broadcast, its creators Pocketpair have formed a partnership to bring the game to mobile devices. This collaboration is with Krafton, known as the publisher behind the long-standing hit battle royale shooter PlayerUnknown’s Battlegrounds: Battlegrounds, which was released in late 2017 and has maintained its popularity since then.

“Art is dead, dude. It’s over. AI won. Humans lost”: A controversial artist is reportedly losing millions of dollars because the US Copyright Office refused to register his AI-generated collection — it lacks ‘human authorship’

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As AI tools such as Microsoft Copilot and OpenAI’s ChatGPT gain widespread use, concerns about copyright infringement are growing due to their reliance on copyrighted materials during development. While the CEO of OpenAI, Sam Altman, acknowledges that it is impossible to create models like ChatGPT without using copyrighted content, he points out that current copyright law does not explicitly prohibit training AI with such content.

A future Minecraft update will let you get killed by creepy trees, and you can play it early starting today

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Just a few days ago, Mojang Studios unveiled the upcoming two content updates, or “Game Drops,” during the most recent Minecraft Live event. There was indeed a common thread for the new updates, with the second and more substantial release introducing a chilling new biome inhabited by one of the scariest mobs ever to join Minecraft: The Creakers. You won’t have to endure long waits – not even weeks – to explore these spooky new features.

OpenAI’s “temporary prototype” search tool could be a Google killer as user experience reportedly worsens on mobile devices with “just way too many ads on the page”

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It was recently determined in a U.S. DOJ antitrust case that Google holds a monopoly and has taken actions to preserve this position, as stated by Judge Amit Mehta in his 277-page decision. While Google is waiting for guidance from regulators on how to address its illegal monopoly in search, experts caution that it may face greater challenges due to the development of advanced AI-based internet search tools such as OpenAI’s SearchGPT.