Members of the United States Space Force will officially be called “Guardians”, according to an announcement Vice President Mike Pence made at an event celebrating the military branch’s one year anniversary.

Cyberpunk 2077 is arguably the largest video game launch of the decade, with hundreds of millions of dollars in advertising and development costs behind it.

Rumors are that CD Project sponsors paid at least to 1000 reviewers to warranty proper content before launch (total reviews expanses are rumored to be more than 10 million USD).

They also had largest ever bots army in reviews and comments - up to 50k unique computer bots with at least half year history, and up to 10k paid human bots.

Problem is not severe bugs and total lack of real useful content. Problem is content they have - utter shite and gloom.

Intel has introduced a new AI chip that the company says will bring low-power capabilities to laptop computers. The Intel Visual Sensing Controller, code-named “Clover Falls” is what Intel calls a “companion chip” designed to work with the Intel Core processor in a notebook rather than replace it.

Among other things, it could allow laptops to detect when a user is in front of the display or not and automatically adjust display brightness accordingly.

Main advertised thing will be to track your down using camera and this dedicated chip (that will have independent from CPU connection to network controller :-)). Saving energy, you know.

But in reality it'll do things typical for T2 also, including storing and checking serial numbers of CPU and other components, so manufacturer can effectively disable ability for any repairs or replacements.

Cinematic photos help you relive your memories in a way that feels more vivid and realistic—so you feel like you’re transported back to that moment. To do this, we use machine learning to predict an image’s depth and produce a 3D representation of the scene—even if the original image doesn’t include depth information from the camera. Then we animate a virtual camera for a smooth panning effect—just like out of the movies.

Google Photos will automatically create Cinematic photos for you. Just make sure your app is updated and when one’s ready for you.

https://blog.google/products/photos/new-cinematic-photos-and-more-ways-relive-your-memories/