Xbox and Bethesda will talk this week about what the acquisition means Bethesda and Xbox are planning to talk more about what their deal means for them and for fans of Bethesda's games.

The Biggest Barriers Keeping Your Startup From Seeing Its Full Potential Every startup entrepreneur wants to see their company grow. They want to snowball their customer acquisition, attracting thousands of new people to the brand, and reach diverse new audiences in new locations. They want to open new offices, generate more revenue, and ultimately, secure higher profitability.  But none of that can happen if you have […] The post The Biggest Barriers Keeping Your Startup From Seeing Its Full Potential appeared first on ReadWrite.

‘Retaliation’ for Russia's SolarWinds Spying Isn't the Answer It will be hard pointing to a specific line the Kremlin crossed that the US hasn't crossed as well.

Why you shouldn’t expect Tesla’s ‘Full Self Driving’ to come out of beta any time soon Tesla’s recent decision to open its Full Self Driving (FSD) beta to new owners has created quite a splash in both the automobile and consumer tech markets. This is an exciting time to be a Tesla owner, FSD is one of the most innovative software packages we’ve seen in an automobile. But it’s also misleading. As I’ve written before, Tesla’s Full Self Driving software is not a full self driving system. It only works under certain circumstances to perform specific tasks related to driving: it cannot safely perform an end-to-end traversal that requires it to navigate city streets, highways, and parking… This story continues at The Next WebOr just read more coverage about: Tesla

Sensor Tower’s Game Intelligence tools are all about tracking mobile trends Sensor Tower has introduced Game Intelligence, a new part of its Store Intelligence app market analytics tool.

AI generates trippy music video inspired by 50,000 album covers A Spanish artist has created a trippy music video by training a deep-learning algorithm on thousands of album covers. Bruno López produced the video by using a combination of Spotify data, Python scripts, and Generative Adversarial Networks. He first created a script that downloaded the album covers for every track featured on Spotify’s official editorial playlists. The result was a dataset of around 50,000 covers with individual resolutions of 640 x 640. This was used as training data for Nvidia’s StyleGAN2 architecture, the same system that previously brought us pizzas, fursonas, and My Little Pony characters that don’t exist. After several days of training,… This story continues at The Next Web

Announcing the agenda for TC Early Stage – Operations & Fundraising As an early-stage founder, how do you identify the right investors? Or know how to hire the best possible team to set up your company for growth? Should you bootstrap, and if so, how do you do it successfully? How do you nail virtual pitch meetings? What about product market fit? Board construction and good […]

Baskin lab identifies pathway for treating deadly melanomas Melanoma is the most aggressive and deadliest form of skin cancer. Effective treatments are elusive because one type

What Went Right in the 2020 Election It wasn’t all a mess. Here’s how the government and tech companies tamed foreign interference.

Three-layered Masks Most Effective Against Large Respiratory Droplets If you are going to buy a face mask to protect yourself and others from COVID-19, make sure

4 ways to keep control of your AI data Data scientists want their AI as clean and relevant as possible. Here are a few techniques for managing your data to get the best results.

GamesBeat Decides: The best (and worst) Final Fantasy games Final Fantasy is one of my favorite series, so I had a lot of fun going through its games for our latest tier list video.

Google HR 'suggested medical leave' for racism victims Google staff in the US who complain over racism were advised to take mental health leave, NBC reports.

Klara and the Sun Imagines a Social Schism Driven By AI The Nobel Prize-winning novelist Kazuo Ishiguro talks to WIRED about AI, CRISPR, and his hopes for humanity.

Europe’s Android ‘choice’ screen keeps burying better options It’s been over a year since Google begun auctioning slots for a search engine ‘choice’ screen on Android in Europe, following a major antitrust intervention by the European Commission back in 2018. But despite hitting Google with a record-breaking fine over two years ago almost nothing has changed. The tech giant’s search marketshare remains undented […]