The absence of Section 230 would serve as a barrier to entry for potential competitors.

Political consultant/producer Andy Cohen has glamorized the cat fight — a step down from Clare Boothe Luce’s The Women.

The president delivers a bleak and calculated message to the Morehouse graduating class.

So long as the U.S. has an imperial presidency, lots of people will want to be close to the emperor.

XDefiant is now officially available worldwide, and its lack of skill-based matchmaking is already receiving heavy praise from the first-person shooter community.

Elden Ring gives magic users a vast arsenal of spells to use, each useful in different situations or fitting into different play styles. While the more basic spells have the player launching Glintstone-based magic at their enemies from a distance, a few spells do exist that excel in close-range situations to handle enemies who are able to reach the caster.

Ashes of War are a new idea to the Souls series introduced in Elden Ring. They can be infused onto weapons to not only change their affinity but also give it a new skill to use in battle. Changing the affinity of a weapon can also help you make sure your favorite weapon is scaling best to your current stats.

The esteemed tower defense gacha franchise, Arknights, is gearing towards an upcoming spin-off, and the technical tests conducted earlier in the year for the open-world RPG reportedly went swimmingly. The main takeaway from these workshops targeted the games core elements, retaining the RPG mechanics players love while adding a hefty factory-like base builder.

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We already knew artificial intelligence was going to be the main topic of Microsoft's Build 2024 event. The plethora of AI PC announcements that preceded the main event further proved that. Microsoft this week delivered its vision for the next phase of AI by explaining how it'll integrate new artificial intelligence features into Windows 11. Recall is the name of one of the AI features coming to Windows 11, and it's easily the most exciting and disturbing one. As the name implies, Recall will let you remember everything you were doing on your PC in the past, with a few caveats that I'll address below. Before that, I will say that Recall is everything I've always wanted from a computer experience. That's the ability to find anything on my computer with ease. I never stopped to think that AI would handle the chore before the ChatGPT era. But, of course, that's the case. You need advanced intelligence for such a feature to happen. At the same time, Recall is already drawing criticism and scrutiny from people who have heard what it can do. I also agree that Recall sounds absolutely terrifying, particularly because it's coming from a Big Tech company known to go after user data. However, the way Microsoft built Recall into Windows 11 should ensure that user data remains safe and private. You shouldn't freak out about it before you actually understand how Recall will work in Windows 11. That's not to say Recall is perfect. Continue reading... The post Windows 11 Recall is the AI feature I’ve always wanted, and it’s absolutely terrifying appeared first on BGR. Today's Top Deals Best Ring Video Doorbell deals in May 2024 Today’s deals: Memorial Day sales on ECOVACS DEEBOT X2 Combo, Apple, Samsung foldable phones, more Today’s deals: MacBook Pro & Air blowout, $99 Bose speaker, $25 Fire TV Stick 4K, $15 TOZO earbuds, more Today’s deals: $50 off new Beats Solo 4, $249 iPad 9th-Gen, $19 Roku Express, $180 ASUS laptop, more