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Video games are great teaching tools. People have been learning and developing skills through the medium ever since they were invented. That being the case, there’s no reason artificial intelligence can’t learn from video games as well. In fact, video games are even the ideal testing ground for artificial intelligence.
Video Games Are Being Used To ‘Teach’ Artificial Intelligence Read More »
According to WHO’s International Classification of Diseases, video game addiction is labeled as “a pattern of persistent or recurrent gaming behavior” that becomes so prevalent that it ultimately “takes precedence over other life interests”. To be fair to video games, this is exactly how you would describe any addiction to any one thing. Whether it’s
The World Health Organization Labels Gaming Addictions as a Mental Disorder Read More »
When you think of all the important things US senators could be discussing, generally video games don’t come to mind. After all, there seem to be a lot more pressing issues to take into consideration. Then again, someone has to keep the industry regulated, don’t they? Either way, both Democratic and Republican senators agree on
An Anti-Microtransaction Bill Could Affect How Games are Sold in the Future Read More »
Disney’s decisions in relation to Star Wars haven’t been universally popular. In fact, the franchise has never been in such a state of contrived flux as it is under their direction, but one of their most recent additions to the universe might be worth all the hassle the sequel trilogy brought about.
Building Your Own Lightsabers and Droids at Disneyland Read More »
According to Nitro College, a research group that provides insights on student loan debt, the cost of higher education has risen three times faster than any other school-related expenses. The total amount of student loan debt rising by the minute as of May 28 at 11:33 a.m., was more than $1.53 trillion. From the statistics
American Student Loan Debt Reaches $1.53 Trillion Read More »
The average U.S. woman has a better credit score than her male counterpart — with an average of four points more, according to the Experian annual “State of Credit” report. In 2008, women had an average score of 689, compared to men’s average of 685. A decade of economic downturn lowered these scores to 684
American Women Tend to Have Better Credit Scores, According to Report Read More »
The recently released annual “State of Credit” report by Experian shows that the U.S. may be headed into the worst recession in 80 years. The report suggested that while American’s credit scores are lower than they were at the start of the economic downturn, 2018 marks the largest year-over-year increase since 2008. “We’re continuing to
‘State of Credit’ Report Indicates American’s Credit Scores Better in Recent Years Read More »
It wasn’t all that long ago that video games were largely considered the wasteful past times of children or people that lacked a sense of responsibility. Such a notion may be a bit less common nowadays, but few people truly give video games the credit they are due. Reports show that gaming is not only
Reports Show That Gaming Has A Much Bigger Positive Influence Than People Think Read More »
The brand launched this exclusive brand two years ago, which made men’s apparel and accessories. The brand’s popularity quickly rose and it’s expected to reach $1 billion in revenue by 2020. According to Reuters, the men’s grooming products market is projected to grow by 5.23 percent from 2018-2023. Reuters states that growing beauty consciousness among
Target Offers New Men’s Grooming Products From Goodfellow & Co Read More »
Star Wars has never been an especially deep movie franchise. The basic gist of good versus evil, but in space, has always been its driving force. Sure, the prequels added a lot more gray to the whole Jedi versus Sith business, showing that it was less about good and evil and more about one side versus another, regardless of who was allegedly ‘the good guys.’
Star Wars Rumors: Episode IX To Do Away With Lightsabers Read More »
The last thing one wants to think about while on holiday is the political climate around the world, and rather instead worry about their destination’s weather climate. Yet much of the time it seems unavoidable to completely escape and shut out the real world as it seems politics, in particular, has made its way into
Series: When Politics Affects Travel P. 1 Read More »
Imagine paying hundreds, sometimes even thousands of dollars less for a flight simply by adding an extra stop to your itinerary. Yes, that’s correct, booking an additional leg to your flight can sometimes save you a lot of money through a travel hack method called Hidden City ticketing. In simple terms this travel hack is
The Travel Hack Saving You $1000s That The Airlines Don’t Want You To Know About Read More »
In mid-2018 the world held its breath for months, only to be fed small amounts of info from time to time regarding which cities were still in the running for Amazon’s second headquarters location. In November 2018, when announcement day finally arrived the world learned that both Long Island City in New York and Crystal City
An Amazon and New York City Valentine’s Day Break Up Read More »
Happy 2019! A great start to the year with news that Cathay Pacific Airlines will honor the massive pricing error which led to many people scoring first class airfare for less than $800, which is normally priced at $10,000+! Cathay has confirmed via their twitter account, in a somewhat lighthearted and humorous way, admitting
Cathay Pacific WILL Honor First Class Error Fare Tickets! Read More »
Last week news broke that 500 million Marriott customers had their personal data exposed resulting from one of the largest hacks in US history, and the fallout is only getting worse. Democratic Senator Chuck Schumer says Marriott should be on the hook for the $110 cost of renewing every effected customer’s passport. The reason, the
500 Million New Passports on Marriotts Dime? Read More »
Another day, another breach. Only this time it involves Marriott, a company that claims to live by the Golden Rule and have clear communication with its customers. One very surprising fact is that their reservation system was being hacked over a lengthy period of 4 years, exposing data on 500 million guests. Marriott claims it
Marriott’s Massive Data Breach 2014-2018 Read More »
When the clock struck midnight on Thursday, November 22, Walmart let the Black Friday deals loose. It appears they didn’t accurately predict how many shoppers they would actually have, and as a result the website crashed. It seems like a case of too many great deals, attracting a myriad of eager deal shoppers and just not
Walmart’s Website Crashes As Soon As Black Friday Deals Begin… Read More »
The CDC has issued a new warning to US consumers nationwide to avoid eating romaine lettuce. This new outbreak carries a “particularly dangerous type of E. Coli contamination”, which has already infected 32 people across 11 sates, the Washington Post reports. You can read more about this warning here from the WaPo: The CDC recommends
*Alert* CDC Warns Not To Eat Romaine Lettuce Amid New Nationwide E. Coli Outbreak! Read More »
