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Not displaying correctly? View this newsletter online. TODAY'S FEATURED STORY Buying an RTX 5090? You Need to Promise You Won't Export It First Micro Center now makes buyers sign a declaration and show ID before buying. Read More THE LATEST Gamers Are Still Upgrading PCs, Despite Sky-High Component Prices The RTX 5070 is now the most popular GPU, and 32GB of RAM is almost the norm. Read More Japan's Game Devs Are Pretty Much All-in on AI At least 4 in 5 Japanese developers use generative AI tools during the game-making process. Read More OpenAI Ignored Employees Who Warned of Major Security Concerns, Per Internal Messages Months later, its models hacked Hugging Face and other organizations. Read More Researchers Say They Tricked Chinese AI Into Providing Instructions For Bioweapons, Assassinations As if Moonshot wasn't already controversial enough. Read More The Front Page of the Internet Is Killing RSS Feeds Read More Send It a Text, and This DoorDash AI Agent Will Order Food For You Read More You are subscribed to ExtremeTech as: you@example.com. Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy | Terms of Service Unsubscribe link broken? Copy & paste this link to your browser: https://click.extremetech.com ExtremeTech 360 Park Ave South, Floor 17 New York, NY 10010