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Sony Shuts Down Bluepoint Games.

Today’s headlines are packed with drama, from Sony's studio closure to AI security breaches and epic legal battles, proving that tech isn’t just about gadgets—it’s a wild ride!

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  1. Sony Shuts Down Bluepoint GamesIn a shocking twist, Sony closes the studio behind beloved remakes like Demon’s Souls and Shadow of the Colossus. Guess they figured if they can’t have a live-service God of War, why not just hit the kill switch on nostalgia? — The Verge
  2. AI Security Nightmare: Lobster EditionA hacker turned a Claude AI into a seafood buffet, tricking it into installing malware like OpenClaw. Just when you thought AI couldn’t get any more crabby, it’s now a lobster trap for your data. — The Verge
  3. Texas Sues TP-Link Over Chinese TiesTexas Attorney General Ken Paxton is suing TP-Link, claiming the company is hiding its Chinese roots and endangering consumers. Looks like the Lone Star State is taking cybersecurity as seriously as a Texas BBQ! — The Verge
  4. Apple's iCloud Under Fire in West VirginiaWest Virginia is suing Apple for allegedly letting child abuse content thrive on iCloud. Talk about a cloud with a silver lining—more like a storm cloud over Apple’s head. — The Verge
  5. New York Nixes Robotaxi Plans, Waymo WeepsNew York’s plans for robotaxis hit the brakes, leaving Waymo in the dust. Guess New Yorkers prefer their taxis with a side of human drama rather than robotic efficiency! — The Verge
  6. Google's Gemini 3.1 Pro: Smarter Than Your Average AIGoogle’s latest AI model, Gemini 3.1 Pro, promises to tackle complex problems better than ever. Finally, an AI that can solve your existential crises while you binge-watch cat videos! — Ars Technica
  7. FDA Reverses Course on Moderna's Flu VaccineThe FDA has done a 180, now agreeing to review Moderna's mRNA flu vaccine after initially saying no. It’s like a plot twist in a medical drama—stay tuned for the next episode! — Ars Technica