Propagations 
GPT: Like Crocodile Tears in Rain
What if we changed the system and made AI useful and welcome for everybody?
“Interviewing for Game Design” Revisited
Occasionally, the fault lies not in what is said, but in the lens through which it is considered.
Stock AI Generator Is Not Just Bad But Wants Your Money Faster Than You Can Count to Five
For AI-generated images, don’t follow that guy with the candy bar into their van.
After the C-Suite, Unity’s Business Model Is Showing Its True Colors Too
The bright future of mobile games that Unity is banking on.
The God of Blazing Dung Fires: Monetizing Undesirable Player Behavior
Blizzard sounding out how much more profit you can make from blazing dung fires than from enjoyable playing experiences.
Embracer’s Building a Kind of Library of Congress for Physical Games
Imagine all the paintings in the Louvre were hidden inside boxes and you could only read their descriptions.
Valve Loses Bid to End Antitrust Case Over Steam
No offense, but it’s high time Steam got its ass kicked.
Square Enix Dumps Western Game Studios and IPs
Selling off some of your jewels in a fire sale to invest in cryptoshit seems totally reasonable.
Buy Me, I’m Toxic
Being open to buy-outs is now the fashionable thing to do if you’re a toxic publisher.
America’s Army Calling It Quits After 20 Years
Haven’t played it for years, but it sure feels like the end of an era.
GAN Theft Auto: Playing Within a Neural Network
You’ve seen AI play within an environmnt, but here the AI is the environment.
Boss Exam!, or: Grading in Games
“Tests” in well-designed games not only test the player exclusively on what the game has taught them, but push their proficiency even further.
The Other Thing on the Doorstep: Games and the Classroom
If games and new technologies can’t be integrated into the classroom, then we should start building our own multilearner online game-based learning classroom today.
The Thing on the Doorstep: Technology and the Classroom
To become a true knowledge society, learning and teaching must become a shared quest of lifelong exploration.
“#GamerGate Isn’t Over But” Addendum
“I got into the game industry to make games. And it’s time for me to get back to it.” —@spacekatgal