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- 1AI driving us toward the abyss, critics warn●L'ia nous conduit vers l'abîme. Debout sur l'accélérateur. # ia # ai # NightmareOnLLMstreet # Ecologie # LecologieSansLu
French-speaking users are warning that artificial intelligence is pushing humanity toward environmental disaster, with one widely shared post claiming AI has its foot on the accelerator toward the abyss. The commentary ties AI's energy and resource consumption to ecological collapse, and argues that environmentalism divorced from class struggle is meaningless, sparking debate on the ecological cost of large language models.
- 2Deep-sea whale necropolis discovered in the Diamantina Zone●A 5.3M-year-old deep-sea whale necropolis in the Diamantina Zone
Researchers report a roughly 5.3-million-year-old deep-sea whale graveyard in the Diamantina Zone, an abyssal region of the southern Indian Ocean. The site preserves whale remains that have sustained deep-sea ecosystems for millions of years, shedding light on how whale falls shape life on the ocean floor.
- 3Oceanographer maps the deep sea for climate resilience▼Mapping the abyss: Ground-breaking oceanographer on climate resilience, coastal safety, and global commerce
A ground-breaking oceanographer is being profiled for work mapping the ocean depths and applying that knowledge to climate resilience, coastal safety, and global commerce. The feature highlights how understanding the seafloor supports forecasting of coastal hazards and protection of shipping routes that underpin world trade, as ocean research gains urgency amid rising seas and intensifying storms.
- 4End Of Abyss review: horror game blends Resident Evil and The Thing▼End Of Abyss review – a creepy dollhouse take on Resident Evil and The Thing
Reviews are in for End Of Abyss, a new horror game that critics describe as a creepy dollhouse-style take on classic survival horror, drawing comparisons to Resident Evil and John Carpenter's The Thing. The Guardian's review highlights its eerie atmosphere and distinctive perspective on the genre, positioning it as one of the more striking horror releases in recent memory.
- 5End of Abyss Review: Horror Game Flawed by Missteps▼‘End of Abyss’ Review: Atmospheric Horror Hamstrung by Frustrating Missteps
Reviews are in for 'End of Abyss', and the verdict is mixed. Critics, including Men's Journal, praise the game's atmospheric horror and tense mood, but say frustrating design missteps undercut the experience and hold it back from greatness. Early discussion centers on the gap between its strong dread-soaked tone and gameplay choices that irritate players.
- 6Center for American Progress launches octopus mascot against deep-sea mining●🐙 NEW: The Center for American Progress launched Miss Abyss, an illustrated dumbo # octopus traveling the country # Flat
The Center for American Progress has launched Miss Abyss, an illustrated dumbo octopus that will travel across the United States in the style of the Flat Stanley school project. The campaign aims to build public opposition to deep-sea mining, using the charismatic octopus to draw attention to threatened ocean ecosystems.
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Pioneer Works is presenting 'Picture This: Abyss Abundant', a program focused on the deep ocean and its abundant life in the abyss. The event pairs art and science to look at what lives in the ocean's deepest zones and how it is studied. It is drawing attention among audiences interested in oceans, exploration and the intersection of science and art.
- 8Neon Abyss 2 leaves early access, launches on PS5, Switch and Xbox●Neon Abyss 2: The pixel-art gods have just escaped EA and hit PS5, Switch, and Xbox
Neon Abyss 2, the pixel-art roguelike from Veewo Games, has exited early access and is now available on PlayStation 5, Nintendo Switch and Xbox, alongside PC. The full release brings the sequel's expanded dungeons and content to console players for the first time. Coverage so far is limited to early reports of the launch, with broader reactions still coming in.