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The DogHouse Podcast
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The DogHouse Podcast
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This week we're talking AI, gaming, security, and a few stories that sound completely made up. From luxury trips for AI influencers and Spotify labeling AI-generated artist identities to GTA 6's expensive editions and Steam delivery scams, there's plenty to unpack. Plus, Noctua puts PC case specifications to the test, Roblox turns to AI amid falling player numbers, and a $580 million cable gets rerouted to protect Dobby's grave. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: AI Trips, GTA 6 Drama, Steam Scams, and a Cable Route Saved by Dobby | DogHouse (Blog) Bark Bits INDUSTRY, AI, & NEWS In
This week we're covering AI that reads your health data, Intel bringing back hyper-threading, Microsoft's latest Windows controversy, and why someone thought putting a taser on a Steam Deck was a good idea. Plus, we break down new CPU announcements, Pokémon's facial recognition rollout, and the latest entertainment news. Let's get into it. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: AI Can Read Your Health Data, Intel Brings Back Hyper-Threading, and Someone Built a Taser Steam Deck | DogHouse 45 (Blog) Bark Bits INDUSTRY, AI, & NEWS ChatGPT Health Arrives for All US Users, Reads Your Medic
This week, we're talking AI-generated code that now needs AI to fix it, Microsoft's latest Xbox shakeup, Sony's continued move away from physical media, and Valve's ambitious return to console gaming. We'll also cover Meta's expanding AI plans, new GTA 6 controversy, and some genuinely exciting open-source hardware. Let's jump in. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: AI Is Cleaning Up AI, Xbox Changes Again, and Sony Doubles Down on Digital | DogHouse 44 (Blog) Bark Bits INDUSTRY, AI, & NEWS 'Slopfix': A software team is charging up to $10,000 to clean up AI-generated code, with the
This week, we’re talking about bots overtaking human internet traffic, major security leaks, and chaos across the memory and hardware market. We also cover Valve stepping away from physical Steam gift cards, rising prices across services like Starlink, and some of the strangest RAM innovations we’ve seen yet. Plus, it’s a big week for gaming with Summer Game Fest, PlayStation State of Play, and Nintendo Direct all dropping announcements. There’s a lot happening, and most of it points to the same thing: things are getting busier, messier, and more automated. Wanna read more about the articles?
This week, we’re talking AI-written code, Microsoft trying to win gamers back, and another wave of internet weirdness. From subscription price hikes and platform crackdowns to Steam hardware shortages and bizarre viral stories, there’s a lot happening across tech and gaming right now. We also cover Google’s growing AI push, the death of Ask.com, and what happens when a Cybertruck meets a lake. It’s messy, strange, and somehow very on-brand for 2026. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: AI Is Writing Code, Plex Is Raising Prices, and Someone Drove a Cybertruck into a Lake | DogHouse 4
This week, we’re diving into Pentagon AI partnerships, Blizzard’s controversial WoW pricing, and the latest gaming hardware and platform news. We also cover Steam’s controller return, changes to PlayStation DRM policies, and the growing conversation around AI in both gaming and security. Plus, there’s a new Resident Evil movie, Madden mods adding concussions back into football, and Nvidia might be reviving an older GPU. It’s another packed week across gaming, hardware, and tech. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: Bark Bits INDUSTRY, AI, & NEWS The Pentagon announces AI deals with O
This week, we’re looking at growing security concerns across the internet, increasing fatigue around AI, and major shifts in how content is delivered and sold. From streaming and software changes to gaming updates and industry shakeups, there’s a lot happening behind the scenes. We also cover new features, big announcements, and a few lighter stories to balance things out. It’s a snapshot of where tech and gaming stand right now. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: AI Fatigue, Security Issues, and the Slow Death of Physical Media | DogHouse 40 (Blog) Bark Bits INDUSTRY, AI, & NEWS F
This week we’re talking rising RAM prices, massive AI costs, and some of the strangest tech stories we’ve seen in a while. From supply shortages and new AI efficiency tools to gaming updates and industry changes, there’s a lot happening behind the scenes. We also get into a few lighter stories, including space missions and unexpected tech issues where you wouldn’t expect them. It’s a mix of serious shifts and “wait, what?” moments across tech and gaming. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: RAM Prices Are Exploding, AI Is Burning Cash, and Tech Isn’t Slowing Down - Early April | DogH
This week, we’re breaking down new Intel CPUs, backlash over DLSS 5, and the latest AI and industry news. From experimental hardware and Steam platform updates to lawsuits and shifting game economies, there’s a lot happening across tech and gaming. We also touch on major announcements from Nvidia, Bethesda, and Epic, plus a few genuinely good stories to round things out. If you’re trying to keep up with where PC gaming and tech are headed, this is the episode to catch up. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: From New CPUs to DLSS 5 Backlash: What’s Changing in PC Gaming - Late March
This week, we’re diving into the latest tech and gaming headlines, from SSD supply chain pressure and operating system age verification laws to the latest AI copyright fight. We also look at Meta’s smart glasses controversy, the future of DNA-based storage, and new developments across the gaming industry. Plus, we cover entertainment news, including Netflix strategy shifts and the first look at Amazon’s God of War series. There’s a lot happening across hardware, software, and gaming culture. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: AI, SSD Shortages, and OS Age Checks - Early March | Dog
AI isn’t just powering chatbots anymore — it’s reshaping the entire tech and gaming ecosystem. This week we’re looking at how AI demand has already sold out hard drives for the year, why Discord is facing backlash over age verification after a data breach, and how companies like Spotify are leaning so hard into AI that some developers haven’t written traditional code in months. We also break down Steam’s new hardware transparency feature, fresh gaming crossovers, and the latest industry controversies. From storage shortages to platform trust issues, the ripple effects are hitting gamers and bu
This episode breaks down the growing impact of AI on gaming, hardware, and the wider tech industry. We’re talking memory shortages, rising RAM prices, Nvidia and Intel’s latest moves, and how data centers could soon dominate global chip supply. On top of that, we dive into AI controversies, lawsuits hitting major companies, new GPU features like DLSS and XeSS, and big shifts across Netflix, Nintendo, and Pokémon. It’s a packed episode focused on what’s changing, what’s breaking, and what it all means for gamers and creators alike. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: AI, RAM Shortage
This week’s episode dives into the biggest stories shaping the future of gaming and technology. From CES 2026 hardware reveals and experimental gaming AI to browser shakeups and major entertainment announcements, there’s no shortage of changes worth paying attention to. We unpack what these headlines really mean, separating hype from reality and exploring how they could affect the way we play, browse, and create. Whether you’re here for gaming, tech, or both, this episode has you covered. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: The Future of gaming and Tech: CES 2026 Reveals, AI Shifts,
In this episode, we cover the week’s biggest tech, AI, and gaming stories. From DDR5 scams and Cloudflare AI bot traffic to Microsoft Copilot changes and Disney-OpenAI collaborations, we hit all the major headlines. Fortnite, Roblox, GameStop, and The Game Awards 2025 deliver viral moments and surprises. Tune in for a concise roundup of the news shaping gaming and tech culture. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: This Week in Tech, AI, and Gaming: RAM Scams, Cloudflare Chaos, and Game Awards Surprises - December | DogHouse 33 Bark Bits Articles The RAMpocalypse has developed a whole
This week’s roundup covers major shifts across tech and gaming, including rising RAM prices, global outages, and growing concerns around Microsoft’s new Agentic AI features. We also dig into supply-chain pressure caused by AI data centers and the renewed focus on security risks across Windows platforms. To round things out, we highlight big entertainment news like first-look photos from the Legend of Zelda movie and Disney+ announcing a Death Stranding anime. Wanna listen to our takes on all the articles? Check out: The DogHouse 32 | Cloudflare Breaks, RAM Prices Explode, and Zelda Goes Live-A
From courtroom showdowns to unexpected software twists, this week’s episode covers the latest chaos in gaming and tech. We’re unpacking Epic’s proposed settlement with Google, Amazon’s legal woes, and some truly bizarre cybersecurity lapses — like the Louvre’s video password being “louvre.” Plus, we’ll explore Microsoft’s long-overdue fixes, AMD’s latest statement, and the return of story-driven games that might just bring back nostalgia. Something strange is definitely brewing in the tech world this week. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: Tech Trouble, Gaming Glory: Epic’s Settle
This week’s episode dives into a wave of unexpected twists across tech and gaming — from Meta’s quiet crackdown on chatbots to the mysterious power needs behind OpenAI’s latest AI projects. We’ll unpack how the Xbox Ally X could reshape handheld gaming, and what recent AI controversies might mean for the industry’s future. Nothing this week is as simple as it seems. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: From Xbox’s Handheld Launch to AI Regulation — The Week’s Biggest Tech Headlines- Late October | DogHouse 30 Bark Bits Articles Meta Says No More General Purpose Chatbots on WhatsApp (
This week we review Borderlands 4, breaking down what works, what doesn’t, and whether it lives up to the hype. Plus, we cover the latest in gaming and tech — from Xbox Game Pass changes to Nvidia’s $100B AI push and even Microsoft’s Windows XP Crocs. Wanna listen to our takes on all the articles? Check out: Borderlands 4 Review, Xbox Game Pass Price Hike, and the Future of AI - Early October | DogHouse 29 Bark Bits Articles Unlock a world of viewers with multi-language audio | YouTube Blog Windows developers can now publish apps to Microsoft’s store without fees | The Verge Windows 10 support
This week on DogHouse 28, the tech world throws curveballs you won’t see coming. From secret codes hidden in light to hardware that redefines speed, from gaming controversies stirring online debates to AI experiments that blur reality—every story is stranger than the last. Tune in if you dare… the headlines may surprise you. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: AOL Shutdown, AI Controversies, and PC Game Piracy - Late August | DogHouse 28 Bark Bits Articles Adaptec announces new RAID card that supports up to 32 NVMe PCIe 4.0 and 5.0 SSDs — offers up to 291GB/s read speeds at full cap
This week, on The DogHouse 27, we cover data breaches for a women's safety app, Waymo's coming to Dallas in 2026, and Microsoft's zero water solution for all their data centers. Check it all out and more stories on The DogHouse. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: AI Updates, Privacy Concerns, and the End of Microsoft Movies: This Week in Tech News - Early August | DogHouse 27 Bark Bits Articles Tea App Data Leak Worsens, Recent Sensitive Chats Exposed | PCMag Waymo's Robotaxi Service Is Expanding to Another Texas City Next Year | PCMag Uber Tests Matching Female Riders With Female
[Powerpress] In DogHouse 26, we delve into the biggest stories shaking the tech and gaming world, from hacked game launches and AI job advice gone awry to major policy shifts on YouTube and Etsy. We break it all down, so you don't have to scroll through the chaos. Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: AI, Gaming Controversies & Tech Policy Shifts: This Week’s Must-Know Headlines - July | DogHouse 26 Bark Bits Articles Etsy cracks down on 3D printed products — new rules exclude many 3D printed items from listings | Tom's Hardware McDonald's AI bot spills data on job applicants | Malwar
[Powerpress] This week on the DogHouse 25: We’re covering everything from a massive Nintendo Switch 2 theft and Switch game save data disasters to breakthrough tech that’s changing lives, like a brain implant helping a man with ALS speak (and SING) again! Plus, Apple’s iOS 26 parental controls, Microsoft’s open Xbox, Honda’s rocket test, and a heartwarming story about a family gaming legacy. Tune in for the latest and greatest in gaming and tech! Wanna read more about the articles? Check out: Apple’s iOS 26, Xbox’s Open Future, AMD’s 256-Core Beast - Late June | DogHouse25 (Blog) Bark Bits Art
On this episode of DogHouse 24, we dive into the return of WoW Classic: Mists of Pandaria, AI copyright battles in the UK, and tech updates like Volvo’s auto-adjusting seatbelts and Uber’s new senior-friendly accounts. Then, we cover GameStop’s Switch 2 packaging mishap, ASUS’s router security issues, and Texas’s growing Right to Repair movement. In gaming, Spencer Stevens joins us to review Elden Ring: Nightreign, and we spotlight RIFT, Disney Dreamlight Valley, and this week’s free Epic Games—Deathloop and Ogu and the Secret Forest. From Pandas to Pixels: What’s hot in Gaming – Early June |
On DogHouse 23, we dive into major tech news, including Intel’s ongoing CPU and GPU instability issues, a shocking new CPU-level ransomware threat, and Steam’s recent text message data breach. Plus, we explore Tesla’s latest Optimus robot updates, Valve’s new SteamOS compatibility ratings, and a cool Philips program letting you 3D print spare parts. In gaming, we preview Elden Ring: Nightreign, cozy up with Twinkleby, and grab free games like Dead Island 2. Finally, in Pack Talk, we break down the top causes of thermal throttling in gaming PCs—and how to stop it before it kills your performanc
On DogHouse 22, we talk GPU availability and all the new 50-series GPUs. Lorenzo shares his impressions from a Switch 2 event, covering hardware upgrades, new games, and performance notes. We also touch on big game news like Borderlands 4, World of Warcraft updates, and Nintendo’s digital sharing changes. Robert shares his thoughts on Clair Obscur: Expedition 33. Abby and Lorenzo share their game picks of the week. Plus, we help a listener troubleshoot random PC freezes, discuss possible causes, and more on DogHouse 22. Bark Bits Articles 🔥 In gaming headlines: Borderlands 4 details are out: