Samuel Axon is a Senior Editor at Ars Technica, where he leads coverage on technology and gaming. With nearly two decades of experience, he specializes in AI, software development, and gaming, while also exploring themes like cybersecurity and consumer tech. Samuel has been featured in outlets such as The Hoops News, Tech News Tube, WIRED, and Knowledia.
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Samuel Axon predominantly covers press releases and reviews in the tech and gaming space, particularly focusing on Apple, iPhone, iOS, macOS, and general technology topics. He seems to have a keen interest in analyzing product updates and their impact.
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By: Samuel Axon
11 pts I don't like The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. I'm sorry to disappoint you. I know it's confusing, and I hope you will still respect me. I had to say that a lot back in 2015. When the game first came out, the community of critics and enthusiasts I was a part of went bananas for it, much in the same way the current crop…
By: Samuel Axon
The port seems solid, and all DLC is supported—but there's no cross-play, sadly.
By: Samuel Axon
In November, Jeff Bezos announced that he would become co-CEO of a new startup called Prometheus.
7 pts In November, Jeff Bezos announced that he would become co-CEO of a new startup called Prometheus. At the time, the startup said it would focus on "physical AI"—an increasingly common term for applying the same deep learning principles behind large language models or generative AI to things like robotics and…
By: Samuel Axon
SpaceX will acquire AI coding tool Cursor for $60 billion in an all-stock transaction, the companies announced today. The deal is expected to close in the third quarter.
By: Samuel Axon
OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT and Codex and the models those tools utilize, and Broadcom, an established silicon supplier, have announced a
By: Samuel Axon
7 pts OpenAI, the company behind ChatGPT and Codex and the models those tools utilize, and Broadcom, an established silicon supplier, have announced a new chip called Jalapeño, designed specifically for large language model inference in data centers. The chip is intended to be deployed at large data centers, both…
By: Samuel Axon
7 pts It seems to some of us like just yesterday—even though the transition began more than half a decade ago—that gamers were getting adjusted to spending $70 on AAA game releases at launch instead of $60, but as preorders begin this week for the wildly anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI, they're finding that at…
By: Samuel Axon
DeepSeek, the Chinese startup developing large language models that are competitive with those from US companies like OpenAI and Anthropic, is planning to enter the silicon business, according to Reuters
By: Samuel Axon
Over the past few years, many of us have gotten a crash course in what we now call artificial intelligence—but really, it has mostly been a crash course in large language models.
