David Sacks, Trump’s AI and crypto advisor, is under fire for policies that benefit his own investments. Meanwhile, South Korea investigates a leak of 34 million Coupang user records, and ex-Intel CEO Pat Gelsinger airs some serious dirty laundry.
CD Projekt’s CEO says the company still aims to launch the entire new Ciri-fronted Witcher trilogy within a six-year window. This would mean releasing three massive AAA RPGs by 2033, a pace the studio has never achieved before.
Gen Z is turning to AI and social media for financial advice at a staggering rate. A new study warns credit unions must adapt to their digital-first, high-expectation demands or risk losing them forever.
Microsoft’s attempt to speed up Windows 11’s File Explorer by preloading it has yielded mixed results. While it’s faster than the old Win11 version, it still can’t beat the raw speed of Windows 10’s Explorer, a problem for Microsoft’s adoption goals.
The U.S. Department of Transportation has unveiled the THOR-05F, the first advanced female-specific crash test dummy. It represents a major leap over the outdated Hybrid III model from the 1970s. Official testing with the new dummy isn’t expected to begin until around 2027.
