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Prakash Raj announced an ‘Election Commission Chalo’ campaign in Bengaluru on September 1, opposing the SIR of electoral rolls. He questioned voter deletions, Election Commission accountability and said civil groups may seek a court stay
Fake action figures, squishy toys and poor wires – the Council have been working hard to keep children’s toys safe this summer period.
That ended on August 20. The studio opened a closed community playtest on SteamVR and Quest 3, slots were capped, and it shut down yesterday. Five days. That is the entire window in which anyone outside Stockholm has put hands on this thing, and it closed with no launch date attached.
A new class-action lawsuit claims that Twitch and Amazon used millions of streamers’ content to train Amazon’s AI models without securing proper consent or offering payment. The complaint was filed in the US District Court for the Northern District of California, with Warren Pandiscia, a Twitch creator from Connecticut, as the lead plaintiff.
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Concrete: Stars Over Sand #3 finds our amnesiac hero hunting deer without remorse while his friends make desperate decisions in the desert.
A streamer has taken a stand against Twitch and Amazon using his content to train AI models. Warren Pandiscia, a streamer based in Connecticut, filed a class action lawsuit earlier this week. The complaint accuses Twitch and Amazon of failing to obtain licensing or permission before using his streams and videos as a “dataset necessary…
Lawsuit seeks damages for affected streamers and an order preventing Amazon from continuing the alleged practice
A Twitch streamer has sued Twitch and Amazon in a proposed class action, claiming the companies used creators’ videos, chats and other content to train generative artificial intelligence models without their consent or compensation.
After successfully taking down the Yuzu and Ryujinx Switch emulators back in 2024, Nintendo has had to deal with an increasing number of clones popping up. This week, Nintendo carried out its biggest takedown effort yet, hitting more than 400 GitHub repositories housing Switch emulation tools.