Two Point Museum will let you dig up and monetize history – Destructoid

Two Point Museum will let you dig up and monetize history – Destructoid

Sega and Two Point Studios have announced the next game in the extended Two Point universe: Two Point Museum. The follow-up to Two Point Hospital and Two Point Campus is coming to PS5, Xbox Series X|S, and PC, but no release window has been announced. This is the kind of game where the name explains…

Convenience has a cost, privacy has iPhone

Convenience has a cost, privacy has iPhone

The battle between privacy and convenience in artificial intelligence (AI) has truly begun, as Google introduces its own Pixel take on AI smartphones, making a subtle (and unwise) indirect dig at Apple for being open to working with others. Because open beats closed, right? The new Pixel 9 range ships with support for Gemini AI, Google’s ChatGPT/Apple…

AI firms face setback in copyright battle with visual artists

AI firms face setback in copyright battle with visual artists

A group of visual artists has scored a significant victory in their legal battle against AI image generators. A California federal judge has ruled that visual artists can continue to pursue some of their copyright claims against AI companies Stability AI, Midjourney, DeviantArt, and Runway AI. The artists alleged that these companies used their copyrighted…

Microsoft to archive unlicensed OneDrive business accounts, charge reactivation fee

Microsoft to archive unlicensed OneDrive business accounts, charge reactivation fee

Microsoft plans to begin archiving unlicensed OneDrive user accounts after 90 days beginning Jan. 27, 2025 — with a fee required for account storage and re-activation.  There are different reasons why businesses might have unlicensed OneDrive accounts, Microsoft said in a blog post on the SharePoint admin site; if a license has been removed when an employee…

Microsoft patches six actively exploited vulnerabilities

Microsoft patches six actively exploited vulnerabilities

Microsoft fixed 88 vulnerabilities on Tuesday as part of its monthly patching cycle. Six of those flaws were already being actively exploited in the wild before a patch was available and another four were publicly disclosed, putting the total number of zero-day vulnerabilities covered in this release at 10. Of the 88 vulnerabilities patched only…

Microsoft has a fix for preventing the next CrowdStrike fiasco, but is it a good one?

Microsoft has a fix for preventing the next CrowdStrike fiasco, but is it a good one?

The massive worldwide Windows outage caused by a disastrous update from the security company CrowdStrike made clear again just how reliant the world is on technologies few people understand — seemingly even the companies in charge of them. The incident is a case study in how vulnerable the world is, not just to technology, but to the…