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Cerebras is making a significant move in the AI infrastructure race, announcing the deployment of trillion-parameter frontier models on its own hardware. That's a scale previously associated only with the largest cloud providers, and it raises real questions about who gets to run the most powerful AI systems — and at what cost.
On the gaming side, leaked details from the canceled Mass Effect Universe project are prompting former BioWare developers to speak publicly about what they'd built. The concept would have let players generate timelines acknowledging choices from across the original trilogy — a genuinely ambitious attempt to solve one of the franchise's most persistent narrative headaches, now shelved by EA.
And a documentary about Elon Musk is making news for the wrong reasons. After opening across four hundred seventy two theaters, the film was pulled from nearly all of them within a single week, following the acquisition of its distributor, Bleecker Street Films. Whether that's a commercial story or something more uncomfortable is a question the industry hasn't fully answered yet.
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