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Gaming News Roundup: New Consoles, AI Advancements, and Archaeological Discoveries
- Analogue is set to release the Analogue 3D in Q1 2025, promising to revolutionize classic Nintendo 64 (N64) games, boasting 100% compatibility with all original cartridges and a stunning 4K resolution output.
- Meta’s FAIR team is making significant strides in the field of embodied AI, with several breakthroughs poised to revolutionize robotics and bring us closer to advanced machine intelligence (AMI).
- GitHub announced an expansion of its AI-powered coding assistant, GitHub Copilot, to include models from Anthropic, Google, and OpenAI, providing developers with greater choice and flexibility in their coding workflow.
- TEKKEN is teaming up with Nike for an extensive collaboration in TEKKEN 8, bringing exciting digital in-game content and limited-edition physical merchandise.
- Archaeologists have uncovered a previously unknown Mayan city, named Valeriana, in the Mexican state of Campeche, thanks to advanced LiDAR technology, providing new insights into the social and economic organization of the Mayan civilization.
- The Analogue 3D console features four original-style controller ports and supports both wired and wireless controllers. It is also a testament to video game preservation and ensures the N64’s legacy lives on for future generations.
- Meta Sparsh is a pioneering general-purpose touch representation that functions across a variety of tactile sensors and tasks, outperforming task- and sensor-specific models by an average of over 95% on a novel benchmark.
- Meta Digit 360 is an artificial fingertip equipped with human-level multimodal sensing capabilities, detecting minute spatial details and forces as small as 1 millinewton, with exciting possibilities for research and applications in fields like healthcare, manufacturing, and virtual reality.
- GitHub unveiled a glimpse of GitHub Spark, an AI-native tool for building applications entirely in natural language utilizing a creativity feedback loop, allowing users to see live previews of their app as it’s being built.
- LiDAR technology enabled researchers to map a vast area of approximately 47 square miles, identifying over 6,700 pre-Hispanic structures and challenging previous assumptions about the Maya living in isolated villages.
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