GamingNews

Dan Houser Reveals Rockstar’s Struggle to Make Bully

Rockstar is gearing up for the launch of GTA 6, but, of course, Grand Theft Auto isn’t the only series the developer is known for. Alongside the likes of the beloved Red Dead Redemption games, there are many fans of another open-world adventure from the studio: Bully. Released in 2006 and originally known in Europe as Canis Canem Edit, Bully tells the story of unruly student Jimmy Hopkins…
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CryptoNews

XRPL Commons Selects 13 Startups for Payments, AI, and DeFi Push

XRPL Commons has selected startups developing stablecoin payments, AI commerce, and blockchain lending for its first fully online Aquarium cohort. The program connects founders with coaching, investors, and potential grants to expand XRP Ledger applications. Key Takeaways Aquarium Cohort 9 brings together 13 startups from 11 countries. Straid aims to let users borrow RLUSD against their XRP…
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NewsSpace

The great Halley's Comet disappointment of 1986 — and the discoveries that changed astronomy forever

This year, 2026, marks the 40th anniversary of the most recent appearance of Halley’s Comet, the most famous comet in the solar system. Roughly every 76 years, Halley punctuates history like an exclamation mark in the night sky. As writer Guy Ottewell has said, it is the “wildest of the tame comets.” It is a tame comet because it can be anticipated. It is wild because it is…
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AI & RoboticsNews

Amex introduces a framework to prevent AI agents from making unauthorized purchases

Personal AI agents are increasingly making transactions on their users’ behalf, but given the nondeterministic nature of large language models, AI bots are prone to doing what they’re not supposed to. Which, in this case, raises the possibility of AI misfiring and making unauthorized transactions. To get ahead of this problem, American Express is introducing a new framework designed…
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