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Microsoft workers accuse company of trying to get customers “addicted” to AI while forcing it on their own staff and making them party to “human rights violations”

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A group of “concerned Microsoft workers” have published an open letter criticising their employer’s “speed-at-all-costs” approach to generative AI, which they argue is “harming our customers, colleagues, shareholders, vendors, and the planet”.

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Meta’s Muse AI Agent Comes to Apple Watch

Meta today updated the Muse app for iOS to add Apple Watch support, which means Muse users can access the proactive AI agent from the watch. The app adds the Muse character to the watch with an option to text it, dictate text to it, or call it. There’s also a Muse complication for quick access.

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“The lesson learned is you can have both”: Skyrim lead designer reckons there’s merit in Baldur’s Gate 3-style tough choices and Bethesda’s do-anything approach

Whether RPGs are better off prioritising player freedom or endeavouring to have several doors slam shut every time you put another foot forwards in order to encourage multiple runs with different characters is, to put it bluntly, something I reckon will still be a matter of debate in the year 4000.

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