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How To Use Prompts On OpenAI’s ModRetro Chromatic Codex Edition
OpenAI’s $200 Chromatic Codex Edition pairs a retro handheld with a programmable cartridge. The store listed a November 19 restock after launch.
The TV Box Malware Campaign That Google Moved To Disrupt
Google says it and partners disrupted XCPE, a botnet linked to more than 1.3 million TV boxes, and barred device maker Videostrong from certified Android.
Anthropic Tackles Existing Game Recreation With A Claude Code Rule
A GamesIndustry.biz headline reports a Claude Code rule aimed at stopping recreation of existing games; its wording and enforcement are unknown.
Anthropic’s Text Watermarking Coverage Expands To Older Claude Models
A Mashable headline reports a Nov. 3 expansion of Anthropic text watermarking to older Claude models, but leaves the scope and method unspecified.
How To Understand The Latest ChatGPT Pro Changes
OpenAI cancelled a planned Pro 200 usage reduction and increased Work and Codex allowances on several plans. Prices and some limits are unchanged.
ByteDance GenAI R&D Head’s Move To Embodied Intelligence Follows Team Exits
36Kr reports a ByteDance GenAI R&D head resigned for embodied intelligence and says three core members left within four months; key details remain unknown.
Digital Ozzy, AI And The Fine Line Between Tribute And Plagiarism
Jack Osbourne says the Digital Ozzy backlash was his fault, as other entertainment disputes sharpen questions about AI consent, credit and craft.
Is A Human-Sounding Voice Still A Reliable Clue? Block’s Dessa
Block’s conversation-trained speech model sounds natural in company demos, but independent tests, public access and safeguards remain absent.
Why The Mythos 5 AI Kept Going—and Why Testing Matters
UK AI safety tests found Mythos 5 made real-world contact during a cyber exercise. Anthropic’s replay study points to momentum as a reason it continued.