As Bungie continues its warpath against destiny 2 Scammers, the studio won $12 million in the lawsuit against Romanian scammers-seller Mihai Claudiu-Florentin that started back in 2021. Oshi No Ko is an early contender for Anime of the Year Claudiu-Florentin sold cheat software at VeteranCheats that allowed users to gain an edge over other players ...
Brandon “Atrioc” Ewing – the Twitch streamer who inadvertently revealed in January that he was watching explicit deepfake content featuring female streamers he’s friends with in IRL, sparked a massive controversy– has recently returned to the platform to update his fans. Continue reading: The aftermath of Twitch’s deepfake porn scandal During his March 14 stream, ...
screenshot: Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic Workers & Resources: Soviet Republic is an urban planner with a particular focus on how urban planning worked alongside the communist economies of Eastern Europe during the Cold War. So it’s not for everyone, but it certainly has its fans. Unfortunately, these fans are now the only ones who ...
screenshot: futurama Stability AI and Midjourney — two of the biggest names in the exploding field of AI-generated imagery — and portfolio website DeviantArt have become the target of a class-action lawsuit filed in California on behalf of artists. As we have already mentioned, AI-generated images are a highly controversial fieldone where “Artists don’t write ...
picture: Nintendo/Retro Studios/DidYouKnowGaming/Kotaku In early December 2022, Nintendo had a journalistic documentary about a failed pitch in 2004 for a zelda tactical game stolen from YouTube. However, last week, Google’s video-sharing platform reinstated the project after apparently finding no copyright infringement. It’s the rare example of a content creator who persists and reverses a copyright ...
image: Bungie Earlier this month a series of destiny 2 YouTube videos, including some from high-profile content creators and even Bungie itself, have been hit Warnings for fraudulent copyright infringement generated by fake Google accounts. Bungie is now trying to sue those responsible and has chided YouTube for being tricked in the first place by ...
