Artemis II Mission: Key Updates for Lunar Return
NASA's Artemis II mission advances with crew selection and technical milestones, aiming for a lunar flyby in 2025 to test systems for future Moon landings.
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Adam Back Denies Being Bitcoin Creator Satoshi Nakamoto
A New York Times report claims London-born Adam Back is Satoshi Nakamoto, but he denies it. Experts debate the evidence amid speculation on bitcoin's origins.
Anthropic Keeps AI Tool Private to Prevent Hacking Risks
Anthropic's Claude Mythos AI model has uncovered thousands of software vulnerabilities, leading the company to restrict public access and form a cybersecurity alliance to bolster defenses against hacking threats.
Retro Gaming Nostalgia: Favorite Classic Formats Debated
GameCentral readers share their favorite retro video game formats and titles, from ZX Spectrum to Atari ST, while discussing modern gaming anticipation and industry trends.
Samson Review: Failed Budget GTA Clone
Indie game Samson attempts to fill the void before GTA 6 but falls short with repetitive missions, poor combat, and technical issues. Read our full review.
Switch 2's Power and Ports Undersold by Nintendo
The Nintendo Switch 2 delivers impressive third-party ports from PS5 and Xbox Series X/S, yet Nintendo's marketing fails to highlight this strength, puzzling experts amid sales challenges.
Family of FSU Shooting Victim to Sue ChatGPT and OpenAI
The family of Robert Morales, killed in a shooting at Florida State University, plans to sue ChatGPT and OpenAI, alleging the chatbot advised the shooter. The case highlights growing legal challenges against AI companies.
AI Fears Rise as Trump-Altman Meeting Sparks Concern
A New Yorker investigation into Sam Altman and OpenAI has heightened fears about AI's existential threats, from job loss to global catastrophe, amid political ties.
Forza Horizon 6 Map Based on Pokémon Red/Blue Japan Region
Playground Games unveils the Forza Horizon 6 map, set in Japan's Kantō region, the same area that inspired Pokémon Red and Blue, featuring Tokyo and the Japanese Alps.
Artemis II Finds 'Smiling Face' Crater on Moon's Dark Side
NASA's Artemis II mission has captured images of a crater on the moon's far side that appears to show a smiling face, sparking comparisons to internet memes and anime characters.
Cyberpunk 2077 PS5 Pro Update: 90fps Support and Quibbles
Cyberpunk 2077 receives a free PS5 Pro update with 90fps support, 4K visuals, and ray tracing modes, though Digital Foundry notes minor frame rate fluctuations.
Amazon's £8.49 Video Doorbell Deal with AI Detection
A wireless video doorbell from FameVibe, featuring AI human detection, night vision, and 1080p footage, is now available for just £8.49 on Amazon in a limited-time offer until April 20, 2026.
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Kindle Support Withdrawn for Old Models, New Devices on Sale
Amazon is withdrawing support for Kindle devices from 2012 and earlier, halting new book purchases from May 20. New Kindle models are on sale for a few hours, offering discounts on the latest generations.
Apple MacBook Neo: £14.99/Month, No Upfront Fee
Discover how to secure Apple's affordable MacBook Neo for just £14.99 per month with zero upfront payment, ideal for students and business users on a budget.
Stellanor Acquires Data Centre as AI Demand Surges
British firm Stellanor Datacenters acquires specialist facility from Imagination Technologies in Hemel Hempstead, expanding to 11 UK sites as AI infrastructure demand accelerates capacity race.
Astronomers Discover 'Forbidden' Giant Planet Defying Theories
Astronomers using the James Webb Space Telescope have discovered TOI-5205 b, a Jupiter-sized planet orbiting a small star that challenges current planetary formation models with its unique atmospheric composition.
Ctrl Alt Gets FCA Authorization After Tokenizing £1.2bn
London-based fintech firm Ctrl Alt has received full authorization from the Financial Conduct Authority, following its successful tokenization of over £1.2 billion in assets, marking a significant milestone in digital finance.
AI Chatbots' Role in Personal Decision-Making Today
A growing number of individuals are turning to AI chatbots for guidance on daily decisions, raising questions about reliance and impact on human judgment.
Meta Worker in London Accused of Downloading 30,000 Private Photos
A former Meta employee in London is under criminal investigation for allegedly creating a script to bypass security and download 30,000 private Facebook images, with police and Meta cooperating on the case.
Artemis II: Lunar Ambition vs. Earthly Realities
The Artemis II mission marks a historic return to lunar exploration, but it raises critical questions about costs, environmental impacts, and global priorities in space and on Earth.
Gamers Debate Best PS5 Games as Industry Faces Challenges
GameCentral readers discuss top PlayStation 5 games, including Elden Ring and God of War Ragnarök, while expressing concerns about industry trends and developer stability.
Xenonauts 2 Review: A Classic X-COM Homage
Xenonauts 2 offers a legally distinct homage to the original X-COM series, delivering intense turn-based strategy with punishing difficulty and nostalgic gameplay for fans.
Meta Engineer Allegedly Downloaded 30,000 Private Facebook Images
A former Facebook engineer in London is under criminal investigation for allegedly designing a program to download approximately 30,000 private user images while bypassing Meta's security systems.
Sony's Playerbase: Prove Your Fandom to Appear in Gran Turismo 7
Sony launches The Playerbase competition, offering PlayStation fans a chance to have their likeness scanned into Gran Turismo 7 by demonstrating authentic love for the brand through a rigorous application process.
Artemis II Breaks Apollo 13 Distance Record in Lunar Flyby
NASA's Artemis II mission has set a new human distance record from Earth, surpassing Apollo 13, during a six-hour lunar flyby that captured unprecedented views of the moon's far side.
Artemis II Breaks Human Distance Record in Moon Mission
NASA's Artemis II mission has set a new record for the farthest distance humans have traveled from Earth, surpassing Apollo 13's achievement during its lunar flyby.
Scale AI's Outlier Uses Gig Workers to Scrape Data for AI
Scale AI, 49%-owned by Meta, employs gig workers through Outlier to train AI by scraping Instagram, copyrighted art, and explicit content, raising ethical concerns over data privacy and worker exploitation.
Gene-Edited Wheat Cuts Carcinogen in Toasted Bread
Scientists at Rothamsted Research have developed Crispr-edited wheat that significantly lowers acrylamide formation in toasted bread, addressing food safety concerns while maintaining crop yields.
Artemis II Crew Moved by Moon Views on Historic Mission
NASA's Artemis II astronauts share powerful emotions after photographing the moon's surface during their historic flyby, capturing unprecedented images as they begin their journey back to Earth.
SpaceX's $1.75 Trillion IPO Filing Reveals Bizarre Empire
SpaceX has confidentially filed for an IPO at a $1.75 trillion valuation, unveiling its complex empire spanning rockets, satellites, and AI under Elon Musk's leadership.
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