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Lego’s Next ‘Lord of the Rings’ Set Is Its Biggest Yet

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Sony’s Cyberpunk Neck Cooler Is Now Better at Chilling Your Spine

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The Remains of at Least 7 Probes May Still Exist on This Hellish Planet

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The Switch 2 Could’ve Had Drift-Resistant Joysticks All Along

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Aaron Paul Heads to the Wasteland for ‘Fallout’ Season 3

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‘Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ Is Returning in November

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People Are Already Selling the Leaked ‘Avatar’ Movie on eBay

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Birds Never Evolved ‘Perfect’ Wings, Study Finds

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‘Daybreak’: OpenAI’s Answer to Anthropic’s Project Glasswing Has Arrived

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The Government’s Page About Its AI Vetting Deals with Google, xAI, and Microsoft Is Missing from Its Website

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Remember Digg? It’s Back, in AI News Outlet Form

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Amazon Stops Selling Fast E-Bikes To Californians

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Why Jane Schoenbrun Wanted to Make a Queer-Focused Slasher Film

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Someone Created a Version of ‘Elden Ring’ That Runs on a PS1

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Jonathan Hickman Returns to the X-Men With Marvel’s New ‘Midnight’ Universe

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Google Says It Found Evidence of Hackers Using AI to Discover a Zero-Day Vulnerability

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A New Way to Fight Climate Change Emerges From Erupting Volcano

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Peacock Is Developing ‘Fast and Furious’ Shows, Here Are the Ones We Want

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Lost Weight With a GLP-1? People Might Secretly Be Judging You, Study Finds

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Valve Has a Plan to Stop Scalpers From Botting the Steam Machine

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