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Embark Studios Swaps Out Portions of AI Dialogue in Arc Raiders for Human Voice Work After October Debut

Mar 15, 2026 by Editorial team

In a surprising development, human talent has stepped in to replace artificial intelligence in select roles. Patrick Söderlund, chief executive of Embark Studios, revealed to GamesIndustry.biz that the developer re-recorded certain AI-created audio segments in Arc Raiders using live performers, following the title's strong release last October. Söderlund highlighted the…

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Spotify Unveils Taste Profile Tool for Customizing AI-Driven Listening Suggestions

Mar 14, 2026 by Editorial team

Spotify has introduced a new way for listeners to shape their personalized recommendations. During a presentation at the SXSW conference, co-CEO Gustav Söderström revealed the Taste Profile capability, enabling individuals to adjust their preferences across music, audiobooks, and podcasts. This artificial intelligence-based tool remains in its testing phase and will…

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Fresh Indie Game Highlights: Mobile Edition of Ball x Pit, Duplicate Piece by Piece Releases, and Additional Standouts

Mar 14, 2026 by Editorial team

This edition features a selection of recent developments in the independent gaming scene. Several captivating titles launched over the past week, encompassing a portable adaptation of a deeply engaging experience and a pair of distinctly varied games sharing the same title. We begin by examining some highlights from the most…

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Tech Watch: Adobe agrees to pay settlement for making its subscriptions hard to cancel

Mar 13, 2026 by Editorial team

{"title": "Adobe Reaches $75 Million Deal with US Authorities Over Subscription Cancellation Practices", "body": ["The US Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission filed a joint action in 2024 against Adobe, accusing the firm of intentionally complicating subscription cancellations and hiding the substantial early termination charges for monthly-billed annual plans.

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Parallels Verifies MacBook Neo's Suitability for Virtualization Software to Execute Windows Programs

Mar 13, 2026 by Editorial team

The developer of Parallels Desktop, renowned for its virtualization platform that allows execution of Windows and alternative operating systems on Apple computers, has verified the software's compatibility with the MacBook Neo. Initially, questions arose regarding whether Apple's entry-level $600 portable computer had sufficient internal power to handle Windows applications, but…

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ByteDance Teams Up with Aolani Cloud for NVIDIA B200 AI Processors in Malaysia Amid Restrictions

Mar 13, 2026 by Editorial team

ByteDance, the Chinese owner of TikTok, has found a method to obtain NVIDIA's cutting-edge AI hardware despite U.S. export limitations, as detailed in a Wall Street Journal article. The firm is collaborating with Aolani Cloud to construct Blackwell-based computing infrastructure in Malaysia. This arrangement is expected to provide ByteDance with…

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Fresh Insight: Teamsters urge DOJ to block Paramount's Warner Bros. merger

Mar 12, 2026 by Editorial team

{"title": "Labor Union Pushes US Justice Department to Halt Paramount-Warner Bros. Deal", "body": ["The International Brotherhood of Teamsters, representing warehouse employees, drivers, and various other workers, has voiced opposition to the proposed merger between Paramount Skydance and Warner Bros. Discovery. Through a public statement, the organization revealed it sent a…

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Watchdog Raises Alarm Over X Potentially Violating US Sanctions Through Iranian Leader's Verified Profile

Mar 12, 2026 by Editorial team

A monitoring organization has cautioned that the recent verification of Iran's supreme leader's X profile might expose the platform to violations of American sanctions. The Tech Transparency Project, which released a study last month highlighting X's provision of premium features to Iranian officials under sanctions, indicates that the profile for…

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Europe's PEGI System to Assign Higher Age Limits to Games with Loot Boxes and Related Features

Mar 12, 2026 by Editorial team

Authorities across Europe are intensifying efforts to regulate loot boxes and other elements in games deemed 'interactive risk categories.' The Pan-European Game Information organization, commonly referred to as PEGI, is introducing updated guidelines that will influence age classifications depending on the inclusion of loot boxes, along with in-game transactions or…

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