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Everybody's Golf: Hot Shots features Pac-Man and AI foliage

Sorry, it’s too late to upload your crappy ape cartoon to your account

The 2016 meme in which the famed animator calls AI ‘an insult to life itself’ is, sadly, perpetually relevant

A Reddit post suggests publisher Valve is cracking down on AI-generated assets

A class action suit accuses them of violating all kinds of copyright laws

The site knows it's wrong, but just went right ahead and did it anyway

Creator says these posters are AI generated, but nobody on Facebook can read

The video game retailer’s pivot to NFT auction house continues to brew controversy

An NFT based on a man killed during the terrorist attack has been sold for days

Mark Venturelli's presentation had crypto sponsors of the event 'trying to break into the talk'

With blockchain-based collectible avatars, Reddit is uniting forum and crypto guys in one annoying swoop

The Polium One will (not) finally allow you to fall for NFT scams via a console

The Robot Chicken creator’s new project is in jeopardy after someone stole his apes

'What the internet did for communication, blockchains do for value,' says company that gives you $3 for an Xbox game

After selling Avengers and studios, the publisher is betting big on web 3.0

Missing refunds and scammy websites have BAYC’s metaverse project off to a bad start

Earlier this year, the Final Fantasy publisher’s president faced resistance from players and devs over his NFT hype

What is anything truly 'worth'? This dude is finding out

In an interview about Sega's "Super Game" projects, producer Masayoshi Kikuchi talked NFTs and the future

Hello, and welcome to another episode of 'dumb crypto stuff not working in the real world'