Last Thursday, Anthropic, the American AI company behind Claude, released a report that reads like a dark science-fiction preview. Kremlin-backed actors, the company said, had been using Claude to program autonomous lethal drones. A Russian-linked group known to investigators as GTG-27005 used the AI system to develop a model compact enough to run on single-board computers but powerful enough to help a drone select targets—including a specific “person” target class—and to issue detonation commands without a human being in the loop. In other words, they were trying to build a machine that could decide who lives and who dies entirely…

Paragraph 1: A Bold New Chapter for a Master of Adaptations KOEI TECMO, a studio long celebrated for its adrenaline-pumping action titles and sprawling historical epics, is proving once again that it is not a company content to rest on its laurels. While the gaming community has been buzzing about the intense, high-octane combat promised in the upcoming Attack on Titan 3 / A.O.T. 3, the studio is quietly cooking up something entirely different, something far more subtle and cerebral. It has turned its considerable talents toward the beloved light novel and anime franchise, The Apothecary Diaries. This isn’t just…