13-Year-Old Conquers the 'Unbeatable' NES Tetris
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A 13-year-old boy has become the first person to 'beat' the NES version of Tetris by playing a flawless game that resulted in a kill screen due to an overflow error, 34 years after the game's release. This achievement follows an AI program achieving the same in 2021. Additionally, CES 2024 is set to introduce new tech including Microsoft's AI-integrated Copilot keyboard and LG's latest OLED TVs with higher refresh rates, while GE is launching a new indoor smoker following a successful crowdfunding campaign.
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