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Pokémon Company wins $15 million in lawsuit against copycats

The Pokémon Company recently announced its $15 million (or Php833 million) legal victory in an intellectual property lawsuit against a Chinese mobile gaming company and its Pokémon-look-a-like game called Pocket Monster Reissue, or Koudaiyaoguai Fuke.  The game in question is a turn-based role-playing game (RPG) featuring identifiable Pokémon characters and design, including Ash Ketchum, Bulbasaur, […]

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Senate OKs college equivalency based on work experience

The Philippine Senate approved the third and final reading of Senate Bill No. 2568, or the Expanded Tertiary Education Equivalency and Accreditation Program (ETEEAP) Act, with a 23-0-0 vote. The said bill was sponsored by Senate President Chiz Escudero and Senator Joel Villanueva. Once it officially becomes a law, the ETEEAP Act will enable Filipinos […]

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Tired of Zoom fatigue? Try nature backgrounds — study

If you’re sick and tired of ‘Zoom fatigue’ from all the videoconferencing calls you’ve been having, you might want to start using nature-based virtual backgrounds to decrease the fatigue effect—this is from a study published in Frontiers in Psychology. Since the start of the global health crisis lockdowns in 2020, we have started relying on […]

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ChatGPT messaged first: Should we be worried?

In an incident straight out of science fiction, ChatGPT, the current most popular generative AI by OpenAI, started a conversation among users and technologists. The event opened new discussions about where AI’s intelligence is or whether it is already conscious. In a Reddit thread, redditor “SentuBill” shared how ChatGPT suddenly initiated a casual conversation about […]