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    Spanish game studio Digital Sun, best known for the shopkeeping action RPG Moonlighter and its upcoming sequel, has opened a job position for an environment artist. The listing, highlighted by industry art community 80 Level, suggests the team is expanding production on a new or ongoing project, and it is drawing attention from artists looking for opportunities in game development.

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    Moonlighter studio cancels public playtest over AI game cloning●📰 Moonlighter studio won't host a public playtest of its next game due to rampant AI-led cloning: 'We know we're not theMmastodonTechnologyAI01 h ago

    Digital Sun, the Spanish studio behind Moonlighter, says it will not run a public playtest for its upcoming game ReVamp because of rampant AI-led cloning of games in development. Instead, the studio will hold a limited playtest through Discord. The developers said they are 'not the only developers feeling this way,' pointing to a wider concern among game makers about AI tools copying unreleased games.

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    Moonlighter developer delays playtest fearing AI clones●📰 Moonlighter dev delays Steam playtest for its "Tower Defensevania" ReVamp over concerns that AI copycats might clone iMmastodonTechnologyAI05 h ago

    Digital Sun, the Spanish indie studio behind Moonlighter and Cataclismo, has delayed a planned Steam playtest for its upcoming game ReVamp, a self-described "Tower Defensevania". The studio says it is holding back the public test over fears that AI-assisted copycats could clone the game's concept before it officially launches. The decision highlights growing anxiety among smaller developers that generative AI lets imitators reproduce original ideas faster than ever.

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    Moonlighter studio slams clone culture after canceled demo●'If you can’t show your game to the world without fearing it’ll be cloned, something’s broken' says Moonlighter studio oMmastodonCultureGaming21 d ago

    Digital Sun, the Spanish studio behind Moonlighter, has cancelled the public demo for its upcoming game Opus 5.5, saying that if a studio cannot show its game to the world without fearing it will be cloned, something is broken. The studio's comments highlight growing alarm among independent developers over rapid clones of showcased games, a dispute PC Gamer reports is continuing to cause havoc in the indie community.

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    Justin Sun Turns Bearish on Bitcoin Citing AI and Quantum Risks●TRON’s Justin Sun Turns Bearish on Bitcoin Over AI and Quantum Risks✉newsBusinessCrypto1 d ago

    TRON founder Justin Sun says he has turned bearish on Bitcoin, pointing to risks he associates with artificial intelligence and quantum computing. Sun, one of crypto's most prominent and outspoken figures, has historically been a strong advocate for digital assets, so his cautious stance on the market's flagship cryptocurrency is drawing wide attention. Commenters are debating whether AI-driven trading and future quantum computers genuinely threaten Bitcoin's security model or whether the warning is overstated.

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    Moonlighter studio cancels public playtest over AI game cloning●Moonlighter studio won't host a public playtest of its next game due to rampant AI-led cloning: 'We know we're not the oMmastodonCultureGaming12 d ago

    Digital Sun, the studio behind Moonlighter, says it will not hold a public playtest for its next game, ReVamp, citing rampant cloning of early builds by AI-assisted developers. Instead, the game will get a limited playtest hosted through Discord. The studio said it knows it is 'not the only developers feeling this way', framing the decision as part of a wider industry problem.

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    Radio Digital Malayali airs lofi remix of Sun Zara●Now playing on Radio Digital Malayali: Sun Zara Lofi - Dj Rink | Lucky - No Time For Love | Salman Khan | Sonu Nigam | AMmastodonCultureMusic03 d ago

    Radio Digital Malayali, an internet radio station, is currently playing DJ Rink's lofi version of 'Sun Zara' from the 2005 Bollywood film Lucky: No Time For Love, originally sung by Sonu Nigam and composed by Adnan Sami, with Salman Khan starring in the film. The track comes from T-Series' Bollywood classics catalogue, and 16 listeners are tuned in to the station at the moment.