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Sony's AI Ghosts Could Play Games for You: A New Frontier in Automated Play

A patent describes AI agents trained on gameplay footage to guide or complete challenges, raising questions about impact on play, cheating, and accessibility.

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AI-generated manga tops Japan's charts, prompting debate over AI art in publishing

A four-volume romance created with AI imagery dominates Comic CmoA's youth market, illustrating the unsettled future of AI in manga

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Lenovo LOQ RTX 5060 Gaming PC Drops to $799.99, a Strong Budget 1080p Option

Best Buy’s limited-time deal brings an RTX 5060-powered LOQ with Ryzen 7 8745HX, 16GB RAM, and 1TB SSD into affordable ground for 1080p gaming.

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Asus and Kojima Productions Debut Hideo Kojima–Themed ROG Flow Z13 at CES 2026

Limited edition Z13-KJP blends Death Stranding aesthetics with Ryzen AI hardware, plus Kojima-branded peripherals.

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AceMagic Kron Mini K1 Drops to $385.56 with 32GB/1TB Windows 11 Pro Package

A tiny Windows 11 Pro PC with 32GB RAM, 1TB SSD, and an 8-core Ryzen 7 7730U arrives ready for productivity and light gaming, undercutting Mac Mini pricing.

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CES 2026 Preview: AI Everywhere, Mid-Generation GPU Talks, and Panther Lake Laptops Set the Pace

As CES 2026 kicks off in Las Vegas, expectations center on AI integration, cautious GPU pacing, and Intel-powered gaming laptops shaping the year ahead.

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RAM hikes, Steam Frame and the year ahead: what to expect from hardware in 2026

From TMR to Arm powered devices, a crowded year of upgrades reshapes the gaming PC

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Asus Signals Gaming Price Hikes Ahead of CES 2026 as AI Compute Demand Rises

First wave of 2026 price adjustments affects gaming hardware amid AI-driven supply pressures and component shortages.

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CES 2026 Preview: AI Buzz, Panther Lake, and the Next Wave of Gaming Hardware

As CES returns to Las Vegas, AMD, Intel, Nvidia, and Qualcomm outline a year of AI-forward silicon, handhelds, and multimedia monitors that could shape gaming PCs and laptops in 2026.