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Claude Is Writing 80% of Its Own Code — And Starting to Decide What Comes Next

Anthropic's AI, Claude, now writes 80% of the company's code, sparking discussions on AI's potential to replace traditional engineering roles and its impact on work culture.

International Business Times UK

Slay the Spire 2 patch adds a crowd-pleasing buff as fans say one card just became "busted," while Mega Crit rolls out bug fixes galore

Monarch's Gaze just became much more useful

GamesRadar

Meet the man behind Audio-Technica’s new £9999 turntable cartridge

Yosuke Koizumi tells us more about the range-topping AT-MCD1 moving coil cartridge's design

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IKEA's new £45 cast iron barbecue is the summer bargain nobody seems to be talking about

It's quietly appeared on the retailer's website

Are you missing 'The Boys'? Play our Karl Urban quiz to relive the show’s heyday and inspire your next watch

Whether you loved or loathed 'The Boys' finale, while we wait for the 'Vought Rising' prequel, take our Karl Urban quiz — can you get full marks?

Tom’s Guide

As Xbox celebrates its 25th anniversary, I'm remembering some of the most memorable announcements for its consoles and games

With the Xbox Game Showcase drawing near, it's time to look back at some of the most memorable announcements and reveals for Xbox games and consoles in celebration of the brand's 25th anniversary.

Windows Central

Is there a Star Wars Easter egg lurking in the new Supergirl movie artwork?

Fans have questions about DC's mysterious intruder.

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Meta putting up tents across the US to house AI servers, like ‘a scene out of the movie Mad Max’ — structures take three months to build and use jet engines for power

Meta is reportedly building more tents that house expensive data centers across the U.S., as it reportedly cuts construction time from two to three years to just a few months. It's also bringing its own power instead of relying on electricity from the grid.

Tom’s Hardware

AI bots are generating more internet traffic than humans for first time in history

Shift likely driven by exponential rise of websites powered by AI

The Independent UK

I use these 5 prompts to stop AI from forgetting important details — and they work every time

I put these five prompts to work during lengthy conversations with chatbots to improve their memory and strengthen their context retention skills.

Tom’s Guide

Anthropic says something unsettling has been happening to Claude

New trend could see humans lose control over AI systems, Anthropic warns

The Independent UK

Are JBL’s range-topping Summit speakers worth $160,000? I've had an exclusive listen to find out

The Summit of loudspeaker performance?

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Outlook may have allowed unencrypted connections for decades, report claims — Fedora and Dovecot upgrade reveal protocol downgrade issue present since at least 2007

Ssh, don't tell the customer anything.

Tom’s Hardware

‘I never thought cheap wired earbuds could sound so good’: here's how the $39 Dunu Titan X change the budget hi-res game

You don't need to spend big bucks to hear outstanding hi-res audio, and the $39 Dunu Titan X are an excellent choice for music fans on a budget.

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Steam Machine is coming this summer, Valve confirms, but its lack of pricing has me raising an eyebrow as hardware prices surge

And as RAM shortages persist

The Independent UK

Raspberry Pi shares surge after profit guidance hiked

The Cambridge-based firm has seen the value of its stock more than triple since the start of the year.

Evening Standard

Raspberry Pi shares surge after profit guidance hiked

The Cambridge-based firm has seen the value of its stock more than triple since the start of the year.

Android Central

Apple's latest Android joke would have made sense 10 years ago — not in 2026

Modern Android phones are many things, but they're not whatever this ad is showing.

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3 best new to Netflix movies you should stream this weekend (June 5-7)

Looking for your next movie night pick? These are the top 3 new to Netflix movies to stream this weekend.

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'My wallet gonna cry': Valve gives official update on Steam Machine and Steam Frame launch, but still won't tell us the price

Valve announces a Steam Machine and Steam Frame launch update the week of Summer Games Fest but neglects to mention pricing.

Windows Central

Linux is losing ground on Steam as Windows 11 continues its rise among PC gamers — is Microsoft repairing its reputation?

Steam's May 2026 Hardware Survey shows Windows 11 increasing its market share among gamers while Linux continues to decline after reaching a recent peak. The latest figures highlight Windows' continued dominance on Steam and raise questions about whether Linux can maintain its recent momentum.

Tom’s Guide

Forget red flowers — this blue shrub is the new hummingbird magnet you need in your yard

Think you need red to attract hummingbirds: The surprising blue shrub that they adore.

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Gen Z is having more of an impact on physical sales than you might think

The first generation of digital natives have started spinning wax

International Business Times UK

No Raises for 5,100 Workers as CEO Funds AI With Salary Budget — His Own 2025 Pay Topped $16M

Teradata redirects 2026 salary increases to AI, impacting 5,100 employees, while CEO Steve McMillan earns over £12.8M. A trend of prioritising AI over employee pay.

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Can this £50 bottle of liquid make your records sound better? You can find out for free

Renowned record cleaner Keith Monks is offering free samples – you just pay the postage and packing.

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