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    Indian software engineer joins DEV.to to share AI and SaaS lessonsā—I’m Darshan, a software engineer, founder and builder from India. I spend most of my time building products, experimentiMmastodonTechnologySoftware338 min ago

    Darshan, a software engineer, founder and builder from India, has introduced himself on DEV.to, saying he spends most of his time building products, experimenting with AI and automating tasks. He plans to write about AI-assisted development and building SaaS products, sharing lessons learned along the way.

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    Capcom Plans To Evolve RE Engine With AI Featuresā–¼Capcom Reveals Plans To Evolve RE Engine With AI Featuresāœ‰newsCultureGaming17 h ago

    Capcom has announced plans to integrate artificial intelligence features into RE Engine, the game engine behind its Resident Evil, Monster Hunter and Street Fighter titles. The move suggests the company intends to use AI tools to streamline development workflows as engine technology evolves, and it is drawing attention from gaming and tech communities tracking how major studios adopt AI.

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    Leaked Plans Point to Xpass Bundling X, Grok and Cursorā—SpaceXAI Leaks Show Xpass Bundling X, Grok, and Cursor Subscriptionsš•xSE1632 d ago

    Leaked material attributed to the combined SpaceX and xAI operation suggests the company is preparing an 'Xpass' subscription that would bundle X Premium, the Grok chatbot, and the Cursor coding tool into a single paid plan. The reported bundle would give subscribers one payment for social platform features, AI chat access, and AI-assisted programming. No pricing or launch date has been confirmed, and the company has not publicly commented on the leak.

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    US and 15 countries back AI-driven science in joint statementā—Global tech policymakers agree to embrace AI in science The U.S. plans to release a joint statement with 15 other countrMmastodonWorld12 d ago

    The United States plans to release a joint statement with 15 other countries laying out a shared vision for a "golden age of science" that embraces artificial intelligence. Global technology policymakers have agreed to support the use of AI in scientific research, signalling coordinated international backing for AI-assisted discovery rather than restriction.