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    Capcom Plans to Add AI to RE Engine▼Capcom plans AI for RE Engine🦋bluesky51240 min ago

    Capcom has announced plans to integrate artificial intelligence into its RE Engine, the technology behind games such as Resident Evil and Monster Hunter. The move suggests the company wants AI to play a role in future game development or gameplay systems. Details remain limited, and it is not yet clear how the AI will be used or when it will arrive.

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    Anatomy of a Lean proof explained for software engineers●Anatomy of a Lean proof for software engineersYhnTechnologySoftware12211 min ago

    A new article walks software engineers through the anatomy of a proof written in Lean, the interactive theorem prover. The piece breaks down how a Lean proof is structured and what the process of verifying mathematical statements in code looks like for developers without a formal methods background, drawing attention from the programming community.

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    Hacksmith Team Building Real Batmobile Gadgets in New Series●We're Building Real Batmobile Gadgets | EP. 2▶youtubeTechnologyGadgets447.6K2 h ago

    Hacksmith Industries has released episode 2 of a series documenting its effort to build working Batmobile gadgets inspired by the Batman films. The video shows the Canadian engineering group developing functional versions of the fictional car's equipment. It has drawn close to 440,000 likes, with viewers praising the team's mix of practical engineering and pop-culture fan service.

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    West Africa struggles to retain its scientists●‘We’re losing our scientists’: STEM struggle in W Africa✉newsSciencePhysics1 h ago

    West Africa is facing a growing crisis in science, technology, engineering and mathematics as trained researchers and academics leave the region for better-paid opportunities abroad. Reporting under the banner 'We're losing our scientists' highlights the brain drain draining universities and research institutions of expertise, undermining local capacity in physics and other STEM fields.

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