Welcome to our latest roundup of what's going on in the indie game space. As ever, we've got some new games for you to check out this weekend, as well as a peek at some upcoming titles. There's been so much doom and gloom in the video game industry over the last few years (and with good reason, given the many layoffs and studio closures). So, I thought we could get things started on a positive note for a change by celebrating a few success stories. Nothing's beating Grand Theft Auto VI, but I would not be shocked at all if Meccha Chameleon ended up as the second best-selling game of 2026.

Welcome to our latest roundup of what's going on in the indie game space. As ever, we'll highlight a bunch of new games you can jump into this weekend, and share some updates on games you can check out in the weeks and months to come. If you've been waiting for a bargain on certain older titles, though, you're in luck. There are several Steam sale events taking place at the minute. One of those is Steam Cyberpunk Fest, which runs until August 10 at 1PM ET.

About 400 bison will be dispersed to tribal lands amid ongoing conservation efforts. Breakthroughs, discoveries, and DIY tips sent every weekday. This week, conservationists began their annual bison capture operation at Theodore Roosevelt National Park in western North Dakota. However, the corral doesn't rely on a team of rustlers on horseback. Organizers will round-up this year's estimated 700 bison using a more modern technology-a helicopter.

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OpenAI has (partially) released GPT-4. You can get access by paying for ChatGPT Pro (although ChatGPT Pro is currently limited to text, while the full GPT-4 can deal with more mediums than text), or you can join the waitlist for the API. There are a lot of really good writeups on what's in GPT-4, so rather than write another one, I'm going to link to the great work that other "first on the scene" authors have done. Subscribe for free to receive new posts. I recommend subscribing to all of these authors.

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This year, the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) -- the celebration of all things tech and then some -- brought what it usually brings to the Vegas Strip: AI-powered gadgets. Of course, AI comes in many forms, and not all that's advertised as AI is in fact true AI. But there's always diamonds in the rough, like an AI-equipped oven from Samsung that automatically adjusts cooking settings for the perfect bake. As my colleagues on the ground traverse the show floor (I'm covering CES remotely this year), they're highlighting the most interesting AI-powered tech they come across. I've compiled each into a handy list, which is far from definitive, but which aims to give an idea of the top AI trends this year at CES. Samsung kicked off CES 2023 with a new oven and fridge in its Bespoke Home smart appliances lineup.

As businesses grapple with growing volumes of data collected and generated by a myriad of cloud-based applications, Amazon Web Services (AWS) unveiled a wide range of new applications and product enhancements this week at its annual re:Invent conference that are geared to optimize data analytics and governance, and bolster the computing infrastructure to do so. Over the last few days, the company launched new services and features across its storage, compute, analytics, machine learning, databases, and security services, and made its first foray into supply chain management. Here is a roundup of the major announcements, with links to articles containing more details about the updates. A major theme at re:Invent 2022 was Amazon's efforts to ease data management and analytics for enterprises, as the company announced a dozen updates to data services. The updates included the launch of two new capabilities--Amazon Aurora zero-ETL integration with Amazon Redshift and Amazon Redshift integration for Apache Spark--that it claims will make the extract, transform, load (ETL) process obsolete.

The customised solution comprises three modes – the PPE Buddy, Train and Practice, and Visitor, which have been validated by about 200 staff and hospital visitors. PPE Buddy guides staff in the proper wearing of PPE; the Train and Practice mode is for staff's refresher training; and the Visitor mode provides step-by-step audio guide-and-check to hospital visitors before entering an isolation ward.

Whether you're creating a sleek new logo for your company or a magazine cover that's popping with bright colors and interesting shapes, graphic designers need the right kind of laptop to get the job done. The most important thing is powerful hardware. For tasks like 3D modeling, you're going to need a powerful CPU and a good amount of RAM. Depending on the size and complexity of the project, you may need a processor with multiple cores. Another essential piece of hardware is the graphics card.