RE Engine

Capcom is working to bring artificial intelligence capabilities into its RE Engine, the game engine behind the Resident Evil and Monster Hunter series. The plan points toward using AI in the company's development pipeline, though specifics on what the technology will do and when it will appear have not been laid out in detail.

A detailed walkthrough of a formal proof written in the Lean theorem prover, aimed specifically at software engineers rather than mathematicians. The post breaks down how a proof is structured, how the proof assistant verifies it, and what working with Lean involves in practice. It is drawing attention among developers curious about formal verification and how mathematical proof techniques can be applied to software.

Roblox is recruiting a Senior Software Engineer for its Consumer App Foundations team at its San Mateo, California headquarters. The full-time role focuses on C++ development across Android and iOS platforms, aimed at strengthening the mobile experience behind the popular gaming platform.

Capcom has released RE:Dox, an open-source serialization and deserialization library for game engines, published on GitHub under its open-source organization. The project is being discussed on developer forums, where early reactions are limited but curious, with programmers weighing in on what the tool could mean for engine tooling and data pipelines. It marks another step in Capcom sharing internal game technology publicly.

A roundup highlights that NFL referees are not full-time league employees and hold outside jobs, ranging from financial advisor to aerospace software engineer. The piece lists each official's day job, underlining how officiating in the NFL remains a part-time role despite the league's scale, a fact that continues to surprise fans.

Capcom has announced plans to evolve its RE Engine, the technology behind Resident Evil and Monster Hunter, into an 'AI-generation game engine'. Reporting notes the phrase may not mean a fully generative AI game engine, and the distinction matters for how much development the AI would actually handle. Gamers and industry watchers are weighing what the move means for future game production.

A freelance software engineer is asking peers which sites they use to find gig work, saying his wife is effectively out of work and he needs to bring in extra income. He is hoping to secure around ten hours of freelance work per week alongside his existing commitments.

The Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution is advertising a robotics software engineer position, listed through Ocean Career on EC Magazine. The opening reflects continued demand for engineers who can develop autonomous underwater systems and software for ocean research vehicles. Such roles support WHOI's work in deep-sea exploration, underwater robotics and marine science instrumentation.

Google has introduced SynthID Bio, extending its watermarking technology, originally developed for AI-generated content, into synthetic biology. The tool is designed to embed detectable markers into biological material produced through synthetic processes, helping researchers identify lab-made DNA. The announcement was made via Google's blog, and early reaction is focused on what this means for safety and traceability in biotech.

A growing number of people report feeling motion sickness or nausea while riding in electric vehicles, and explanations are circulating about why. The most common explanation is the cars' quick, silent acceleration and regenerative braking, which can confuse the body's balance cues when there is no engine noise or vibration to anticipate movement.