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Sony has filed a patent for an AI-driven system that customizes game content in real-time to suit different age groups and preferences, potentially allowing games to be adapted for all audiences without creating separate versions, emphasizing user control and cross-platform compatibility.
US lawmakers have sent a letter to Apple, asking for an explanation regarding the cancellation of Jon Stewart's television show on its streaming service. Concerns have been raised that content related to China was behind the abrupt end of the show. The lawmakers expressed worries about the influence of a foreign power on content decisions and requested a briefing from Apple by December 15, 2023. They also asked Apple to publicly commit that content critical of the Chinese Communist Party or the People's Republic of China is welcome on Apple TV+ and other Apple services. The House committee has been focusing on China's controls on media, and concerns about Chinese government censorship have long been expressed by US lawmakers.
Spike Chunsoft has announced that certain explicit content, including nudity, sex scenes, and torture options, will be removed from the Japanese version of Baldur's Gate 3 in order to comply with CERO's Code of Ethics. These changes are meant to adhere to the banned expressions outlined in Appendix 3 of CERO's guidelines. The game will be released in Japan on December 21, 2023, and will be available on PS5, PC, and Xbox Series X.