When “Generation” Stopped Meaning Anything in K-Pop
K-pop generations used to signal cultural shifts. Now they change whenever the media needs someone new to promote.
How DJI Might Be Dodging U.S. Bans
New evidence suggests DJI may be quietly selling its cameras through a disguised brand. If true, the move could get them in trouble with the U.S.
Nintendo’s “Close To You” Was a Perfect Distraction
Nintendo’s Close To You short film wasn’t just a showcase of animation talent. It was a reminder of the company’s charm amid mounting criticism.
Sackbird Studios: When Getting Fired Becomes Freedom
After Microsoft canceled Project Blackbird, its developers formed Sackbird Studios, an employee-owned team betting on creative freedom over corporate control.
Inside Evil Neuro’s “Location” Glitch and the Swarm Panic
Evil Neuro went haywire on stream. The bigger story is how the Swarm’s emotional attachment made a bug feel like grief.
How a Small Group of Gamers Keeps Prices Sky-High
Only 14% of gamers buy new releases every month. Their habits drive up prices while shaping what everyone else can afford.
Sam Altman Doesn’t Get Why Sora Is a Problem
Sam Altman’s surprise at Sora’s backlash shows how little he understands the legal and ethical chaos his company just unleashed.
The Social Reckoning Faces Meta Backlash
Meta may try to block The Social Reckoning, but attempts to silence the film could backfire while amplifying the film’s story.
Battlefield 6 Might Change How Games Are Released
Leaked Battlefield 6 discs contain the full game. This could lead to a shift away from download-heavy releases?
OpenAI’s Sora Is Begging to Get Sued
A loophole in Sora 2 allows users to generate AI videos of dead celebrities. It could put OpenAI in the middle of a legal nightmare.