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This week on the DogHouse Podcast: a massive driver’s license data investigation, GTA VI’s huge Netflix numbers, Nvidia’s latest AI move, and Meta’s new restrictions for younger users. We also dig into Sony’s stance on digital game ownership, a clever way to reclaim video storage, and the strange story of a Canadian island that disappeared and turned up 30 kilometers away.

This week we're talking AI, gaming, security, and a few stories that sound completely made up. From luxury trips for AI influencers and Spotify labeling AI-generated artist identities to GTA 6's expensive editions and Steam delivery scams, there's plenty to unpack. Plus, Noctua puts PC case specifications to the test, Roblox turns to AI amid falling player numbers, and a $580 million cable gets rerouted to protect Dobby's grave. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: AI Trips, GTA 6 Dram

This week we're covering AI that reads your health data, Intel bringing back hyper-threading, Microsoft's latest Windows controversy, and why someone thought putting a taser on a Steam Deck was a good idea. Plus, we break down new CPU announcements, Pokémon's facial recognition rollout, and the latest entertainment news. Let's get into it. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: AI Can Read Your Health Data, Intel Brings Back Hyper-Threading, and Someone Built a Taser Steam Deck | DogHous

This week, we're talking AI-generated code that now needs AI to fix it, Microsoft's latest Xbox shakeup, Sony's continued move away from physical media, and Valve's ambitious return to console gaming. We'll also cover Meta's expanding AI plans, new GTA 6 controversy, and some genuinely exciting open-source hardware. Let's jump in. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: AI Is Cleaning Up AI, Xbox Changes Again, and Sony Doubles Down on Digital | DogHouse 44 (Blog) Bark Bits INDUSTRY, AI,

This week, we’re talking about bots overtaking human internet traffic, major security leaks, and chaos across the memory and hardware market. We also cover Valve stepping away from physical Steam gift cards, rising prices across services like Starlink, and some of the strangest RAM innovations we’ve seen yet. Plus, it’s a big week for gaming with Summer Game Fest, PlayStation State of Play, and Nintendo Direct all dropping announcements. There’s a lot happening, and most of it points to the same

This week, we’re talking AI-written code, Microsoft trying to win gamers back, and another wave of internet weirdness. From subscription price hikes and platform crackdowns to Steam hardware shortages and bizarre viral stories, there’s a lot happening across tech and gaming right now. We also cover Google’s growing AI push, the death of Ask.com, and what happens when a Cybertruck meets a lake. It’s messy, strange, and somehow very on-brand for 2026. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: