Tokyo Game Show organizers CESA revealed that 51% of Japanese game studios use AI in development. 32% of the companies use AI to help develop their own game engines. Google published a similar report ...

51% of Japanese developers use generative AI in game development. In new research from Tokyo Game Show organizer Computer Entertainment Supplier's Association (CESA), as reported by The Nikkei, of the ...

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Detroit — On a short week, after a massive primetime win over an AFC contender, it would be understandable — maybe even expected — if the Detroit Lions weren't at their best in Sunday's 1 p.m. home ...

Aditya Ezhuthachan is an attorney focused on entertainment law with Beverly Hills-based Pessah Law Group. In this column, he addresses what, if any, permissions a filmmaker needs when using brand ...

ALTOONA, Pa. (WTAJ) — It’s time for another edition of The Law & You, sponsored by Gieg & Jancula Law Offices—Altoona’s most trusted law firm. Attorneys Michael Gieg and Christopher Jancula are here ...

(WGN) — The Food and Drug Administration has started the process of putting warning labels on Tylenol and other drugs that contain acetaminophen after President Donald Trump suggested that the use of ...

Top U.S. health officials urged pregnant women not to use acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol, claiming it could cause autism, though studies have been inconclusive. By Azeen Ghorayshi ...

Japanese people are known worldwide for incredibly inventive cuisine, and they are introducing a new wild game into their dining habits. The invasive nutria has been a headache for farmers for decades ...

The company is still investing in VR, even if its bigger focus has been on AI as of late. The company is still investing in VR, even if its bigger focus has been on AI as of late. is a senior reporter ...

From slicing through foes in fierce duels to resupplying your arsenal with fresh equipment, the game thrives on a balance of skill and strategy. But if you want to get ahead without grinding endlessly ...