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Ubisoft and NVIDIA are working together on AI-generated NPCs for upcoming games
By Colton Stradling published
Bug Bash Ubisoft is testing the use of artificial intelligence to generate NPC dialogue and make gaming more immersive.
A battery-free breakthrough harnesses 'ambient energy' to generate power, and perhaps it could one day end up in your Windows laptop or Xbox controller
By Kevin Okemwa published
SELF-SUFFICIENT Massachusetts of Technology (MIT) researchers have developed a top-of-the-line sensor that operates itself. It doesn't need to be plugged into a power outlet or have batteries installed to function.
Microsoft Copilot continues to improve, gaining 3 new popular plugins — here's what they are and how to use them
By Colton Stradling published
Bug Bash Copilot is getting plugin support for applications including Shopify, Klarna, and Kayak on top of the currently supported OpenTable and Instacart.
Squash some bugs at the first Windows Insider Bug Bash of 2024
By Colton Stradling published
Bug Bash The Windows Insider Bug Bash was just announced and is coming up soon, what exactly is the Bug Bash and how do you join?
Men — what's stopping you from looking like Windows95man?
By Jennifer Young published
WIN95 Finland submitting bonkers music to Eurovision isn't out of the ordinary, but their latest entrant DJ Windows95man might actually get us to watch.
Samsung and Microsoft figure out how to use smartphone cameras as webcams a few years too late
By Sean Endicott published
say cheese! Samsung shared that its future flagship phones will support being used as Windows webcams. The company also announced integration between Samsung phones and PCs with Microsoft's Copilot.
After 40 years, Notepad on Windows 11 is finally getting this basic feature
By Colton Stradling published
Count? Microsoft figured out how to add a character count to Notepad with the latest Windows 11 Canary and Dev Channel builds.
A 30-year Windows developer at Microsoft explains how the 'USB Cart of Death' featuring 60 daisy-chained USB devices taunted developers with BSODs
By Kevin Okemwa published
USB Cart of Death Veteran Microsoft Software Engineer David William Plummer recently touched base with Raymond Chen, a 30-year Windows developer at Microsoft, talking all things USB Cart of Death and more.
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