On Wednesday, a slew of virtual reality games were announced for Meta headsets, to some head-scratching responses. The timing was fitting. On Thursday, the company formerly known as Facebook sent a ...

AI may not be so superintelligent after all. The lowly fruit fly just beat one of the world’s most advanced AI models at chess. That’s just one of dozens of wild experiments that have gone viral since ...

Bangladeshi indie studio AttritoM7 Productions, the team behind the tactical shooter Zero Hour, has launched its latest game Blackwood on Steam, bringing a John Wick-inspired take on action games to ...

The casting news comes on the heels of last week’s announcement that “Physint” would now be published by Xbox after being scrapped at Kojima Productions’ longtime partner publisher PlayStation. Xbox ...

Seven days of competition, a record 41 teams and countless stories from across the chess world came to a close in Samarkand, as Poland claimed gold at the 3rd FIDE Chess Olympiad for People with ...

FIDE is pleased to announce the regulations for the Salesforce FIDE World Championship Match 2026, confirming the venue, format, schedule, and prize distribution for the meeting between reigning World ...

A chess club that began with one person and a single board in a Center City park has spent five years building something larger. As WHYY reported, the Rittenhouse Chess Club now draws players to ...

Get full access to The Daily Beast for $1 A video about how God “gave us Trump” played on the jumbotron at the convention. Republicans played a dramatic video on the massive jumbotron at their midterm ...

After previously sharing the “God Made Trump” video during the 2024 campaign, Donald Trump recently reposted it on his Truth Social on Wednesday afternoon. The video appeared on his social media after ...

Tailwind CSS is the most widely installed styling framework on the internet — more than 110 million npm downloads every week, adopted by 51 percent of respondents in the most recent State of CSS ...

A new book takes kids whose phones can beat grandmasters back to a 1997 nail-biter. By John Schwartz John Schwartz, a former Times reporter who covered climate change, law, technology, the space ...