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  Cyco9 (@Cyco94) reported 43 seconds ago

  @Battlefield Tried playing Carrier Strike with a friend on Xbox last night to do some co-piloting. I know MW4 beta dropped but we couldn't get a lobby to launch. We sat in half filled lobbies several times that couldn't get enough players. Please fix or at least let the map bot fill to start.

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  Curix💿 (@CurixTheAlpha) reported 3 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Wouldn't be a problem if you gave them a training area to test the flight controls, but you're not ready for that conversation.

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  Band Of Bros (@BandOfBros_YT) reported 5 minutes ago

  @BattlefieldComm @BattlefieldComm also quality drop on ps5. Some games it looks like you are playing Roblox and none of the graphics loaded in plus your weapon goes invisible. Fix that asap it's horrible in redsec

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  Tate Williams (@Tate_Williams86) reported 14 minutes ago

  (2/2) There's a bigger structural problem sitting underneath this too. Commercial satellite imagery and open source data markets used to be a rounding error in the intelligence balance. Now a Chinese firm with loose military ties can buy the same imagery anyone else can buy, process it with tools nobody restricts, and hand targeting quality data to Iran without ever touching a classified system. China's foreign ministry called it routine market practice, and legally that's not entirely wrong. That's the actual scandal. We built an open commercial intelligence market assuming it would mostly help us. It's now helping whoever pays for it, and the U.S. doesn't have a policy framework that treats commercially sourced GEOINT as a battlefield input requiring the same scrutiny as a state intelligence service. Kosiba is describing a war fought partly through a marketplace we never regulated because we didn't expect the customers to include people trying to kill our own troops.

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  Pendragon 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸 (Pendragon) (@PendragonMR) reported 15 minutes ago

  @GeraldoRivera One can appreciate the service without giving Canada a free pass on dairy cartels, softwood lumber games, and digital taxes while crying about tariffs. Shared blood doesn't rewrite the trade ledger. 165 KIA doesn't magically make Canadian supply management sacred. We fought together. Now we're negotiating. Different battlefield

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  James W (@fdjw0808) reported 16 minutes ago

  @VHSDVDBLURAY4K Women are better suited to join the army. If you have no problem killing your own kids, you should have absolutely no problem killing someone you have never known. You know in the battlefield, even when faced against a completely stranger, it's not that easy to pull the trigger.

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  Cool *** (@Hakureicist) reported 17 minutes ago

  @yetye144 The problem is that it was linked to his Christianity when Christian Norsemen and English performed much better on the battlefield.

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  The Flow Insight (@theflowinsight) reported 18 minutes ago

  @jollygandt @AJEnglish The date matters less than the calculation behind it. Closing or severely restricting the Strait of Hormuz was always going to produce second-order effects far beyond any single battlefield, and the assumption that other states would simply absorb the cost the way Venezuela was forced to has proven fragile. Energy chokepoints create systemic pressure, not just bilateral leverage, and that pressure lands on allies as much as adversaries. The strategic error was treating a global artery as a local instrument.

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  The Cloaked Gaze 👀 (@gaze_observer) reported 19 minutes ago

  Hexaware's AI Strategy Shifts from Chatbots to Physical Environments and Enterprise Software; Over 50% Revenue Now AI-Infused as Company Targets $900 Billion SaaS Market The Bigger Shift — Beyond Chatbots AI is moving beyond chatbots and screens to understand images, interpret physical environments and interact with machines Hexaware's AI Day 2026 demonstrations in Chennai designed to illustrate this bigger transformation For the first time, Hexaware disclosed that more than 50% of its revenue now comes from AI and AI-infused solutions Company wants to increase that contribution through Zerovity — its AI-led platform aimed at reducing friction across software development and enterprise technology What the Demonstrations Showed Image Recognition and NLP for Non-Technical Workers: A technician repairing a washing machine could photograph the machine and send the image to an AI system which could identify the problem and provide instructions on how to fix it "Image recognition and natural-language processing come together to turn a complex application into something a non-technical worker can use" — Hexaware engineer Virtual Clothing Try-On: Showed how AI can interpret images and translate them into an interactive experience Largely a playful use of the same underlying capabilities Robot Dog — Defence Implications: Robot dog pointed to a more serious implication — convergence between software and the physical world Machine initially controlled through a remote — before another engineer demonstrated how an attacker could potentially intercept the communication, gain access to the robot's camera, take control of its motors and other functions "Imagine if this happens in defence — if the enemy is sending robots and you are able to take them back and send them back to them — that is the kind of technology" — Hexaware official Not suggesting a battlefield-ready system — but highlights how cyber and physical security could increasingly overlap Humanoid Robot + Motion-Capture: Humanoid robot controlled through a motion-capture suit — converts human movements into data that can be mapped to the robot's joints — allowing the machine to replicate those movements Shows how robotics and AI could be combined for industrial applications The Business Opportunity — Enterprise Software Immediate opportunity for Hexaware remains enterprise software AI making it faster and cheaper for businesses to build customised software instead of relying on expensive or ageing SaaS products CEO R Srikrishna targeting the roughly $900 billion global SaaS market Customised software can now be built in weeks or months rather than years Legacy modernisation another major opportunity — particularly for enterprises dependent on Cobol Broader Cobol replacement market estimated at around $1 trillion Hexaware sees $29-30 billion as addressable

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  Silky 🇺🇸 (@Silky1916) reported 20 minutes ago

  @rrumblejr3 @hrplays7 Battlefield might be in some trouble. War dogs looks like it’ll scratch the itch the old battlefield games left us with. Nowadays bf6 plays more like cod unfortunately

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  gregOlinovich (@OlinovichGreg) reported 21 minutes ago

  @planefag i also feel smoke (whether a drone-borne counter measure, or just caused by an active battlefield), would cause some significant problems. Lasers could literally burn the smoke out, but I doubt this is nearly powerful enough for that.

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  𝕾𝖎𝖗 𝕮𝖍𝖗𝖎𝖘 (@eagleseyeinc) reported 25 minutes ago

  @Omojotrades i never said protect the old guard. i’m saying understand the battlefield before you start a war. you can challenge a broken system without making everyone who built it feel like the enemy.

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  Raylan Givens (@JewishWarrior13) reported 28 minutes ago

  The problem: Hezbollah wants a way out without looking defeated. It would likely prefer a simultaneous withdrawal that allows its fighters to leave armed and claim they were not forced to surrender. Israel, meanwhile, would risk giving up a major battlefield advantage. For now, negotiations appear deadlocked.

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  RG | Rehsto (@Rehsto) reported 28 minutes ago

  @Battlefield Keep this same mentality and energy when players are calling for nerfs due to skill issues, bring back that movement from beta

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  😶‍🌫️ (@__hoezay) reported 29 minutes ago

  @GhostGamingG @Battlefield And the game is broken. Can’t play more than 20 minutes into a match without it crashing. Drivers are up to date and my PC is BEYOND qualified to run this game. It’s a joke what they did to this game.