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1. Oct 8
   Microsoft 365 cuts Family/Premium shared storage to 2TB, adds shareable Copilot credits

   Microsoft is changing its Microsoft 365 Personal, Family, Premium, and Pro subscriptions: Family and Premium move from 1TB per member (up to 6TB total) to a 2TB shared OneDrive pool, while AI usage credits — including Copilot — become shareable among family members, with the owner able to manage AI access for younger members. New and upgraded subscriptions get shared storage starting October 8, 2026; existing subscribers switch at their first renewal on or after May 2, 2027, with advance notice. Households using more than 2TB must buy extra storage at $10/month per TB, potentially doubling or tripling bills, while the $100-a-month Microsoft 365 Pro plan offers 5TB shared storage and the highest AI limits.

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2. Oct 7
   Google launches Playground, an experimental AI game-creation platform

   Google Labs launched Playground on October 7, an experimental browser-based platform where U.S. users aged 18 and older can create 2D or 3D games from text prompts and then refine rules, physics, characters and environments conversationally. According to a Google spokesperson cited by The Decoder, it runs on Google's Gemini, Nano Banana and Lyria models; games can be shared by link, published to an Explore gallery, and some genres support leaderboards and multiplayer. Google says game generation draws on weekly quotas, with higher limits for Google One AI subscribers, and it plans Unity Spark integration for more advanced 3D capabilities and professional-level mechanics.

   Google AI · The Keyword · 🔥 0

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