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Nov 20, 2025 Windows on Arm is leveling up gaming with improved support for Xbox apps and Snapdragon's multiplayer capabilities. OpenAI has dropped its powerful GPT-5 Codex Max, enhancing coding efficiency. Meanwhile, the White House is mulling over centralizing AI regulations, potentially reshaping future laws. Spotify has made a move by acquiring WhoSampled, integrating new features while keeping it independent. Plus, Waymo is expanding its testing to new cities for better autonomous driving.
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Windows On ARM Is Becoming Game-Ready
- Windows on ARM has closed many gaps for PC gaming with emulator and driver improvements.
- Qualcomm and Microsoft updates make multiplayer and native ARM64 downloads more viable on Snapdragon machines.
GPT-5 Codex Max Targets Developers
- OpenAI released GPT-5 Codex Max, a faster, more capable coding model optimized for long tasks and Windows tooling.
- It outperforms previous Codex models and targets PowerShell and SWE Bench performance gains.
Federal AI Regulation Could Be Centralized
- The White House may centralize federal AI regulation and create a litigation task force to challenge state AI laws.
- That task force could sue states like California and Colorado over laws seen as hindering AI industry growth.