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Mt. Gox, once the world’s leading Bitcoin (BTC) exchange, is set to begin repaying investors using Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash (BCH). The repayment was announced on July 5 over a decade after Mt. Gox’s catastrophic collapse. The announcement reads: On July 5,2024, the Rehabilitation Trustee made repayments in Bitcoin and Bitcoin Cash to some of the rehabilitation creditors through a part of the Designated Cryptocurrency Exchanges etc.

There has been much talk about Meta AI, the advanced AI assistant developed by the tech giant, both positive and negative. The company began rolling out features earlier this year in a bid to gain ground in the artificial intelligence race. Meta AI is already available in several countries across its platforms—Facebook, WhatsApp, and Instagram—and continues to launch new capabilities. What is Meta AI? Built with the large language model (LLM) Llama 3, Meta claims it is one of the “world’s leading AI assistants” and is already available for free to many users worldwide.

In The First Descendant, while you can play the game without having to go for different skins at all, they are part of the fun, allowing you to customize your characters to your liking. One section of cosmetics that is confusing some though are the ‘Ultimate’ versions of Descendants since they are costly, posing the question of the what the difference between these and the regular version is. Here, we’ll take you through the Ultimate vs normal Descendant differences to see if it is worth the cost. What is the difference between Ultimate and normal Descendants in The First Descendant? Right off the bat, the key difference between Ultimate and normal Descendants is that they’re essentially ‘enhanced’ versions of the base characters. This is due to the fact that the Ultimate variant has enhanced stats coupled with extra pre-catalyzed mod slots.

Unauthorized streaming site Animeflix has been shut down, according to TorrentFreak. The anime-focused site unexpectedly went offline on Thursday (July 4). The sudden closure of this anime piracy site quickly sparked discussions and reactions among its users. Animeflix, which attracted tens of millions of monthly visitors, had also established a vibrant Discord community with over 35,000 members. Why did Animeflix shut down? The operators of the site did not specify why it was shut down, but they stated that the decision was made after “careful consideration.” The site had recently been under significant legal scrutiny, which might have influenced their decision. In a statement to their followers on Discord, the moderators stated: “It is with a heavy heart that we announce the closure of Animeflix.

Now, you can’t learn everything from history but it does have a lot to teach us. Paradox Interactive has been going through the mill a fair bit of late, taking flak from all sides, whether it stopping work on the already released Star Trek: (it turned out to be anything but) Infinite, and then remarkably canceling Sims competitor Life By You just days after delaying its arrival into Early Access. The next game to get the dreaded vote of confidence from the board is the console version of Cities Skylines 2 – which we didn’t even talk about the problems that’s had since release because of the more recent proximity of the above. When Cities Skylines was first due to release, it was supposed to be a simultaneous PC and console release last October.

A hacker reportedly obtained access to the internal messaging systems of OpenAI, stealing confidential information on the design process involved with the creation of the company’s AI products. As reported by the New York Times, an online forum where employees communicate on the ChatGPT maker’s latest developments was compromised but the tech giant has intimated the malicious actor did not access the main repository systems for storing and building its AI. Senior executives at OpenAI, which has recently launched CriticGPT, briefed the company board and workers on the breach which is said to have taken place in April 2023 but no details were made public as there was no loss of customer or partner data.