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I don't think the poll question was well made... "would you like part away from your money for..." vaguely shakes hand in air "...ai?"
People is already paying for "ai" even before chatGPT came out to popularize things: DLSS
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Steam games will now need to fully disclose kernel-level anti-cheat on store pages
(www.gamingonlinux.com)
If your political stance on this is to just shut up... well, honor your political stance and...just shut up.
This is people who don't fall into this crap telling people that did fall into this crap simply: "you don't deserve this: let's fight your, and our, way out".
People who fall for this crap, is giving resource to the crappiest companies: and with money, the crappiest companies can buy their way back also on you.
... he feel safe for about the next ~48 hours.
He's just a CEO, he's just supposed to say "we're gonna make money". Other than that... he'll may get fired.
Take-Two CEO: The idea that AI will make everyone unemployed is 'the stupidest thing I've ever heard'
He doesn't want everyone unemployed, he just want everyone at Take-Two, except him, to be fired thanks to AI.
If overall humans are unemployed, he got no one to sell.
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Publisher employ a sort of bribe/blackmail trick. Preview copies of the videogame are provided to reviewer on the "white list". If, as reviewer, make criticism that the publisher (Ubisoft in this case), don't like... you may end on the black list.
If you're on the black list, no pre-review copies for you... this mean that reviewer on the " nice" side of Ubisoft can publish review even before the day one, quite before you, as "honest reviewer on the naughty side of Ubisoft", can even go to buy and try the game to review by yourself.
You can download games using steamcmd (command line) and pick only games that are DRM free on Steam. Valve doesn't force DRM (even it's own one) so, if you see a game that require DRM (Steam or whatever) it's solely because the publisher put the DRM into it.
Once you've downloaded your drm-free game through steamcmd, you can basically zip the folder and store your game wherever you want... even on the cloud (your own personal space, if you share it publicly it's piracy).
Also, you're not even forced to use Steam: itch.io and GoG are preferable ways to buy games and improve your drm-free wallet-vote situation.
Gaben himself came here to downvote you.
It would be interesting to see an overall data, considered many part of the world (like China) consoles like Playstation and Xbox aren't even a thing.
alessandro
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Microsoft business was never meant to convince: it's either forcing their way in by bully OEMs in doing what they want, and make sure Linux isn't an option, like in the ACPI case, or buy successful companies that elude their direct control (or simply buy companies that already won the battle they are fighting, like their desperate attempt to make a success "Microsoft Game Studio" and instead resort to buy Bethesda, Activision etc.)