Escape from Tarkov’s First Major Collaboration Confirmed
Recently, Battlestate Games and Team Soda, the creators of the funny extraction shooter Escape from Duckov, have been hinting at something new. Now, they’re finally ready to reveal it.
Miami Heretics Kick Off Lower Bracket Run Hopes at CDL Major I
Most of the teams eliminated so far were defeated by the Miami Heretics, who knocked out both Toronto and Vancouver, ending their chances of winning the championship. While the Miami Heretics haven’t had a consistently strong season, they could still make a deep run through the loser’s bracket.
Crypto’s Chaos Day: Macro Mayhem, Not a Binance Blunder
Binance blamed the October 10 flash crash on a macro shock colliding with heavy leverage and evaporating liquidity, rather than any breakdown in its trading systems following speculative chatter on social media.
Horror Games As Important As Resident Evil
Considering the wide variety of games released over the past 40 years, it’s difficult to credit any single series with inventing all the key elements of the horror genre. Many horror staples, gameplay features, and even entire subgenres originated from games that dared to be innovative, and their influence can still be seen in games today.
The Limits of Thought: Can We Compress Reasoning in AI?
A new theoretical analysis reveals fundamental constraints on compressing Chain-of-Thought reasoning within large language models, and proposes a method to overcome signal decay.
Gold and Silver Crash Harder Than Your Ex’s Promises!
While these metallic wonders are often heralded as bastions of stability during stormy economic seas, last Thursday and Friday were anything but serene. Picture this: gold, once a glorious phoenix soaring to heights of $5,600 per ounce, found itself tumbling down like a clumsy acrobat, landing back at $4,700-a dizzying 16% decline in mere hours! Silver, that cheeky cousin, decided to join the fray with a jaw-dropping 40% drop, slinking back to $73 and erasing all its glittering gains in a flash.
Build-a-Bear Reveals Quaxly Pokemon Plush
For ten years, Pokémon and Build-a-Bear have teamed up to create popular plush toys, starting with Pikachu in December 2015. Since then, many different Pokémon have become available at Build-a-Bear, most recently Ponyta, which was released in January. Now, another Pokémon is coming soon to join the collection!
Prompt Breakers: Exploiting Weaknesses in AI’s In-Context Learning
![Traditional natural language processing attacks demonstrate limited transferability and reduced effectiveness against in-context learning classifiers-as evidenced by consistently lower attack success rates (measured as Attack Success Rate [latex]ASR[/latex] and robust [latex]rASR[/latex]) across varying perturbation budgets-highlighting the need for attack strategies specifically designed for this emerging paradigm.](https://arxiv.org/html/2601.21586v1/x44.png)
New research reveals how cleverly crafted prompts can bypass safeguards in large language models relying on in-context learning, posing a significant security risk.
MSTR: The Bitcoin Bet Gone Wild? Schiff Says ‘I Told You So’
MicroStrategy shares are under more pressure than a single girl at a family wedding. Analysts are pointing to further downside risk, because apparently, the only thing going up is our collective anxiety.
Games To Play If Red Dead Redemption Ruined Open Worlds For You
While Red Dead Redemption 2 is exceptional, many other games offer similar quality or completely unique experiences it can’t match. These games might have more captivating gameplay, different ways to get around, or a blend of features that create a fresh and exciting adventure – something to reignite the passion for open-world games, even for those who thought they were done with the genre.