Just weeks after launching the free-to-play shooter Highguard, developer Wildlight Entertainment has confirmed significant layoffs. While a core group remains to support the game, reports suggest "most of the team" was let go, leaving the future of the title's roadmap in question.
A three-day international strike has commenced at Ubisoft, with over 1,200 employees protesting recent restructuring moves and strict return-to-office mandates. The action follows the cancellation of multiple projects and widespread dissatisfaction with executive leadership.
A digital activist campaign known as QuitGPT is mobilizing users to terminate their ChatGPT subscriptions, citing political entanglements and declining model performance. The movement highlights growing unrest regarding OpenAI's ties to the Trump administration and its technology's use by federal immigration agencies.
Anthropic has released a major update for Claude's free tier, adding file creation, third-party integrations, and custom skills. The move is positioned as a direct competitive response to OpenAI's plans to introduce advertisements to ChatGPT, emphasizing an ad-free user experience.
The US National Labor Relations Board has dismissed a complaint against SpaceX after regulators determined the company qualifies as a common carrier. This legal reclassification shifts oversight to the Railway Labor Act, significantly altering the landscape for employee disputes at the firm.
Researchers at Flinders University have developed a minimally invasive hypoglossal nerve stimulation system that successfully opened airways in 93% of trial participants. This new technique offers a promising alternative for patients unable to tolerate CPAP therapy or undergo traditional surgery.
