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Presently mobile gaming is a booming industry and as tech evolves so does the gaming industry. All the latest gaming releases have been designed to be powered through the most modern technology which powers the best high definition quality graphic cards, interactive user faces, gaming FX sound for optimized quality and of course this all needs to come at a relatively affordable price. Needless to say, with so much competition out there, gamers are always getting updates on the latest gaming consoles or mobile phones from competitive companies.

We simply can’t ignore the fact that artificial intelligence (AI) is and has been all around us for the past decade, with huge tech companies such as Google, Microsoft and even Facebook all using the advanced AI technology ‘to go where no (AI) machine has gone before…’

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The promise of free beer and the chance to win a year’s subscription to Rolling Stone magazine lured 20 Spacewar players to Stanford University on October 19, 1972. They gathered at the Stanford Artificial Intelligence Lab in Palo Alto, California, to battle it out in the first ever “Intergalactic Spacewar Olympics”. The participants assembled around the university’s PDP-10 computer to compete in a five-man free-for-all and a team event, and Rolling Stone sent reporter Stewart Brand to cover the event and Annie Liebovitz to take pictures. Bruce Baumgart won the free-for-all, Slim Tovar and Robert E. Maas seized team honours and all three won the magazine subscription, while a jolly good, beer-fuelled time was had by all.