This week saw many of the people behind smash hit Marvel Rivals, including the game’s director, get laid off by developer NetEase in a move the company says was made “for organizational reasons and to optimize development efficiency for the game.” Meanwhile Humane, the company behind a $700 AI pin, announced that next week, all of them will stop working, and MrBeast gave an interview to YouTube channel Diary of a CEO which included a host of revealing comments about his outlook on life, money, and content creation. Read on for these stories and more in this week’s roundup.
Marvel Rivals Hit With Layoffs, MrBeast Says Life Is ‘Easier When You’re Broke,’ And More Of The Week’s Top News
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