Gamers, Epic is giving out GTA 5 for free

OpenAI and Concerns with the Rollout of Chat GPT-4

The latest iteration of the AI language model is bigger, faster, and potentially dangerous The OpenAI CEO, Sam Altman, in a recent interview with ABC News talked about the rollout of GPT-4. In the interview, Altman starkly warned the new technology could be used for “large-scale disinformation” and potentially assist in cyberattacks. For what this technology promises, Altman has a strong reason to believe that certain ‘bad actors’ who don’t put some of the safety limits that OpenAI puts on. Gifted with the potential to reshape society, for better or worse, our fascination with AI and Chat GPT in particular

March 22, 2023

Meta Moves on from NFTs to Focus On Other Ways to Support Creators, People, and Businesses

Space left to grow NFT and Web3 content creator communities, but with whose tools? Meta last week announced plans to end support for NFTs on Facebook and Instagram, less than a year after jumping on the digital asset bandwagon. The move was announced Monday, March 13th, by Meta commerce and fintech lead Stephane Kasriel. Kasriel wrote in a tweet: “We’re winding down digital collectibles (NFTs) for now to focus on other ways to support creators, people, and businesses.” It hasn’t been easy for the entire crypto sector recently. And it’s no surprise that investors have decidedly soured on both cryptocurrency

March 19, 2023

Crypto Casino Candy Club Helps Token Projects Defy Bear Market

New feature CandyGold enables communities of token projects to enter the platform and claim rewards in a variety of tokens. In the 15 months since Bitcoin peaked at over $68,000, the crypto industry has been hit with an ongoing winter due to macroeconomic challenges and catastrophic events, from the collapse of Terra Luna and the FTX fallout, to the recent Silvergate-induced banking crisis. The crypto market capitalization is now at US$1.06 trillion, down nearly 67% from its highest, according to crypto tracker CoinMarketCap. Crypto had a bull run in 2020/2021, but the market has not maintained its pace as

March 16, 2023

Epic Games has long been handing out titles for free through its online store, and the newest one to be up for grabs is the smash hit Grand Theft Auto V. Launched on consoles back in 2013 (the PC release followed in 2015), GTA V enjoys a Metacritic score of 96. This sandbox-style adventure game takes what’s easily one of the world’s most popular gaming franchises to the city of Los Santos and the surrounding area of Blaine County, putting you in control of an array of playable characters, who, as you’d expect, aren’t the most law-abiding citizens around.

Epic’s announcement seems to have taken the gaming world by storm – so much so that the rush of visitors eager to get their hands on GTA V managed to crash Epic’s website. Which isn’t that much of a surprise, considering that back in 2018, a report by MarketWatch revealed that GTA V had, by then, racked up 90 million sales, with revenue of around $6 billion.

Now, with Epic’s store up and running again, you’ve got till May 21 to add this to your collection of GTA titles. Signing in to the Epic store (you’ll need to have enabled two-factor authentication to get any of the free games) will give you the chance to get the GTA V Premium Edition, which includes, in Epic’s words, “…the complete Grand Theft Auto V story experience, free access to the ever evolving Grand Theft Auto Online and all existing gameplay upgrades and content including The Doomsday Heist, Gunrunning, Smuggler’s Run, Bikers and much more. You’ll also get the Criminal Enterprise Starter Pack, the fastest way to jumpstart your criminal empire in Grand Theft Auto Online.”