Then put your skills to the test in the NYT’s quiz that asks you to pick if a photo is real or AI-generated.
I got 6/10, how did you fare?
[The New York Times]
You can stream Mission: Impossible — Dead Reckoning starting January 25th. The movie’s evil AI was ridiculous, I loved it. (Make sure to stick around to the end of the credits to hear its silly noise!)
Also, Paramount dropped the “Part One” from the film’s original title. The former part two was recently pushed back from a June 2024 to a May 23rd, 2025 release date.
They’re eligible for 25 percent off the $3,499 headset, according to Bloomberg’s Mark Gurman, meaning the cost for Apple staffers is around $2,600 (though Gurman says that’s before “taxes and options.”)
Behaviour Interactive cut around 45 jobs, according to Kotaku. The studio has confirmed that it did layoffs, saying that it let go less than three percent of the company.
Kotaku has been compiling all of the video game layoffs that have already happened this year. Sadly, there have been a lot.
In Super Fruit Ninja, you’ll use your hands to chop up fruit, according to a writeup on Apple’s website. I can see how it might be fun, but I don’t know if it will be $3,499 fun — especially when I can still just play Fruit Ninja on my phone.
Bethesda released a beta version of update 1.9.47.0 on Steam, and it adds “over a hundred fixes and adjustments,” according to a blog post. (Like improved widescreen support, if that’s your jam.)
The update is set to launch broadly “in two weeks,” Bethesda says on X.
Following yesterday’s news, that’s the text now shown at the top of Apple’s Series 9 and Ultra 2 websites.
The company’s physical version of Shantae and the Pirate’s Curse was “was literally the last game produced on the US 3DS production line, with our cartridge order managing to get to Nintendo at the absolute last possible second,” CEO Josh Fairhurst says on X. The game is Limited Run’s final 3DS release.
