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AI deepfakes have become a headache for creators, and TikTok is finally stepping up to fight back. Social media consultant Matt Navarra spotted the platform quietly testing a new opt-in tool that hunts down AI-generated content mimicking a creator’s face, giving them the power to flag it directly. TikTok is testing AI likeness detection for creators@tiktok_us is testing an opt-in Likeness Detection tool with some US creators.It surfaces AI-generated content that may use a creator’s face without consent. pic.twitter.com/XxTF4nUETz— Matt Navarra (@MattNavarra) July 17, 2026 TikTok US spokesperson Zachary Kizer confirmed to The Verge that the test is currently limited…
It’s always a good time on gameinformer.com, and this week is no different. But, we did load up the end of the week with a quite a lot of stuff. And Bethesda shared that it is working on Fallout 5 in the wake of more than 3,000 people being laid off, or being in the process of being laid off by its parent company, Microsoft. We likely have quite a lot of time to go before we play a Fallout 5, and until then, and for this weekend, we have recommendations of what you can play right now. But first,…
The Fold 8 Ultra could get a sharper display, a more powerful chipset, a new camera, and a larger battery. Samsung’s purported wider foldable, the Fold 8, is expected to solve the most common problem with tall-body, narrow cover screens by adopting a new aspect ratio. The Flip 8, on the other hand, could only debut with a new chip, and not a Snapdragon one. The Flip 7 wasn’t a bad clamshell by any measure. However, it’s been one year, and the memory crisis has already hit the smartphone market hard. In a tricky cost-to-margin situation, the Flip 8 could…
It’s a hot one on The Game Informer Show this week, as Charles, Marcus, and Kyle gather to discuss the sheer smorgasbord of new games they’ve been playing to beat the summer heat. We lead off with the return of Castlevania from the makers of Dead Cells, as Charles has some impressions of Castlevania: Belmont’s Curse. From there, we’ve got Kyle’s review of the blisteringly fast new indie that’s been making waves, Denshattack!After the break, we get into the co-op shenanigans of Heave Ho 2, and several puzzling mysteries in D-topia, The Incident at Galley House, and The Mermaid Mask.…
Picture this: it’s the night before a deadline and you need to print something that cannot wait. A permission slip. A completed tax form. A signed contract. You hit print, and the printer flags a low-ink warning. Not empty yet, but enough to make you wonder whether it will finish the job. You check the cartridge status, decide to risk it, and start calculating whether you can get a replacement delivered by tomorrow. If that scenario is familiar, you already understand the core problem with traditional inkjet printing. The hardware gets you in the door. The ink keeps you paying…
Apple just raised the subscription fee for its eponymous music streaming service. For individual plans, the price has climbed by a dollar, and so has the affordable student tier. The fee for the family plan has gone up by $3, and it now costs $19.99 in the US. The benefits associated with each plan remain unchanged. How much do I pay now? If you are a new subscriber, the revised prices are effective immediately. For old subscribers, they will pay the increased fee once the ongoing billing cycle comes to an end. Here’s the new pricing that is now updated…
In 2012, Arkane Studios launched what would become its breakout hit, Dishonored. Billed as a modernized take on the immersive sims of old, the first-person action game had players control assassin Corvo Attano, who must prove his innocence after being framed for the murder of the empress he was sworn to protect. Sporting a mix of assassin weaponry and supernatural powers, players could infiltrate areas using a variety of methods and pathways. The game also boasted a striking “whalepunk” aesthetic that stood out from other titles at the time. Dishonored was well received at launch by players and critics alike,…
Samsung has spent the past few days building anticipation for Galaxy Unpacked, but one of the company’s biggest pre-launch moments may not have come from an official teaser. Instead, it appears to have come from BTS. During soundcheck ahead of BTS’ concert in Paris, J-Hope shared an Instagram Story that appears to show Samsung’s upcoming book-style foldable. While the device isn’t identified by name, its wider cover display and revised proportions look remarkably similar to the Galaxy Z Fold 8 that has surfaced repeatedly through recent leaks and renders. Given Samsung’s close relationship with the BTS member, it’s difficult to…
Magic: The Gathering is starting to look ahead to 2027. While a handful of sets remain to launch this year, Wizards of the Coast used its stage time at MagicCon Amsterdam today to announce all of its in-universe sets for the coming year, as well as some travel plans for an expanded MagicCon lineup.2027 will see Magic split between its in-universe and crossover Universes Beyond sets again, with three sets apiece. They’ll swap back and forth through the year, alternating releases, so no back-to-back UB sets in 2027. And while we didn’t see what the crossovers are, the in-universe sets…
Roughly five days before the Galaxy Unpacked event, renowned tipster Evan Blass (aka @evleaks) has leaked what appear to be the official promotional images of all the eighth-generation Galaxy Z foldables. For those catching up, Samsung is expected to unveil three foldables: the Fold 8 Ultra (successor to the Fold 7), the Fold 8 (with a new, wider, shorter design), and the Flip 8 (successor to the Flip 7). What do the leaked promotional pictures reveal? First, let’s talk about the Fold 8 Ultra, the most expensive and the most equipped foldable flagship of them all. The tipster has shared…