Kyle Orland is a Senior Gaming Editor at Ars Technica. He covers a wide range of topics, including retro and new gaming hardware, business developments in the gaming industry, and the intersection of gaming with artificial intelligence and generative AI. Kyle has been featured in outlets such as Reason, WIRED, and ExtremeTech, and is the author of the book Minesweeper from Boss Fight Books.
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Kyle Orland primarily focuses on gaming and content & publishing. He may be interested in pitches related to new video game releases, industry trends, or analysis of the business and technology behind gaming. Given his coverage of AI-generated news anchors and the Android app store monopoly, he might also consider topics related to technology's impact on media.
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By: Kyle Orland
Move also cuts off a massive market of legit users who buy cards with physical cash.
By: Kyle Orland
The Xbox brand dominoes continue to fall. Just 100 days ago, when new Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma replaced long-serving executive Phil
By: Kyle Orland
Just 100 days ago, when new Microsoft Gaming CEO Asha Sharma replaced long-serving executive Phil Spencer, she said she'd work to "understand what makes [Xbox] work and protect it." Now, Sharma and Xbox Studios chief Matt Booty have laid out the many things that are not working for the Xbox brand in a brutal…
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If you hang out in any even vaguely AI-skeptical parts of the Internet, you've probably stumbled on plenty of memes and posts premised on data
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15 pts If you hang out in any even vaguely AI-skeptical parts of the Internet, you've probably stumbled on plenty of memes and posts premised on data centers' insatiable thirst for water to power evaporative cooling. But a new report from Amazon highlights just how little water all these AI data centers are using in…
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The butterfly imagery is a little ironic now that Anthropic's Fable 5 model can't fly free...
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14 pts Anthropic completely shut off access to its Mythos 5 and Fable 5 models Friday night, just days after they were launched. The move comes after Anthropic's receipt of a US Commerce Department directive Friday evening, subjecting the new models to export controls restricting their use anywhere outside the United…
Audited accounting shows growing revenues being dwarfed by R&D, other expenses.
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Move originally planned for Monday would have heavily increased power users' costs.
By: Kyle Orland
Last month, Anthropic announced a billing change that would have substantially increased costs for heavy users of its automation-focused Claude Agent SDK, including many third-party apps. On Monday, though, Anthropic abruptly announced it had paused those pricing changes just as they were set to take effect,… Mobile Apps & Add-Ons
