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In a study published in the Journal of the Royal Society Interface, researchers found that programming simple AI agents with "guilt" can enhance their cooperation in simulated scenarios like The Prisoner's Dilemma, as those agents that felt guilt after defecting were more successful. This raises intriguing implications about AI's potential understanding of human emotions, suggesting they might grasp the nuances of human interactions. Want More Context? 🔎

Fiverr released a humorous ad featuring a "clueless entrepreneur" who sings about building a no-code app to check avocado ripeness, only for the project to fail due to the overripe fruit. The ad critiques the reliability of AI-generated code while Fiverr faces a drop in active buyers, prompting suggestions to hire experts instead. Want More Context? 🔎

“Today I’m Toying With” is a video series that explores the joy of gadgets through playful experiences with innovative technology, including unique products like 3D printers, handheld gaming systems, and quirky novelties. The series seeks new gadgets for exclusive first looks, encouraging submissions from creators and enthusiasts alike. Want More Context? 🔎

Darksiders 4 has been officially announced during the THQ Nordic Digital Showcase, marking the return of the hack and slash franchise from Gunfire Games, following the 2019 prequel, Darksiders Genesis. The game will feature all four Horsemen, allowing players to choose their character, and will include combat, traversal, and puzzle-solving in a post-apocalyptic setting, with no release date provided yet. Want More Context? 🔎

The TCL D2 Pro Palm Vein Smart Lock utilizes advanced AI-driven palm vein recognition technology for secure access, allowing users to unlock their doors by simply holding up their hand, reminiscent of Iron Man's repulsor blast pose. With an impressive 99.9999% accuracy and a rapid 0.3-second unlock time, it offers a futuristic and efficient solution for smart home security. Want More Context? 🔎

A US Court of Appeals judge ruled that X Corp. must face claims of negligence regarding its handling of child sex abuse content, stemming from a 2021 lawsuit involving two underage boys. The case accuses X of inadequately responding to reports of exploitative material and could set a significant precedent for social media regulations. Want More Context? 🔎