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The rise of artificial intelligence has brought radical changes to the video game industry, including a new set of problems. In recent months, numerous independent developers have spoken out against the cloning of their games through vibe coding and reverse engineering, practices that have become increasingly common thanks to rapid advances in technology.

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Provider groups flocked to comment on a proposal from the Food and Drug Administration on regulating generative AI-backed medical devices.

Add preferred source QNX has released its “Under the Hood: 2026 SDV Developer Report,” surveying 1,100 automotive software developers worldwide, including 100 in South Korea. Only 61% of South Korean respondents rated their development environment’s productivity positively, far below the global average of 81%. Confidence in regulatory compliance stood at 78%, short of the global…

When AI can produce code in seconds, what is the job of a software engineer? For someone graduating with a computer science degree, what is the future of your daily work if it’s not coding? And when AI is designing the architecture, writing the code, and fixing the problems, how does a software engineer learn…

TL;DR: A CESA preview at Tokyo Game Show 2026 reports 85.8% of Japanese game developers use generative AI-up from 51% a year earlier-with 63% using it daily; firms expect efficiency gains, shorter cycles and cost reductions, while retaining human review, tool limits and concern over copyright and IP. Voice: Hassam NasirSpeed 0:00 / 3:03 Use…

More than eight out of 10 Japanese game developers were found to be using generative artificial intelligence (AI) in their work. Computer Entertainment Supplier’s Association (CESA) of Japan announced on the 17th that it published the ‘CESA Game Industry Report 2026 Preview Edition’ containing these findings.

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