In the fast-paced worlds of tech and entertainment, there's always something new to impress us. From thrilling announcements of remakes of beloved video games to hot trends in social media use, here's the latest update. Stay in the know with our roundup of the top 5 news stories in tech, gaming, and entertainment.

5- Assassin's Creed Saga Remakes in the Works

Ubisoft CEO Yves Guillemot has confirmed that the company is currently developing remakes of several classic titles from the Assassin's Creed series. Although specific games slated for remakes have not been disclosed, fans can expect updated graphics and improvements to bring these classic worlds up to speed with the latest generation of consoles and PCs. Guillemot also mentioned Ubisoft's aim to release more games from the franchise regularly, each offering unique gameplay experiences. This year, fans can anticipate Assassin's Creed Shadows, scheduled for release on November 15th.

4- "Hawk Tuah" Meme Hits Baseball

The "Hawk Tuah" meme has made its way to Major League Baseball. Originating from a street interview, it has taken over social media, becoming a viral phenomenon replicated across different platforms. From on-field celebrations to mentions during game broadcasts, like the recent one with Brandon Gaudin and C.J. Nitkowski of the Atlanta Braves, "Hawk Tuah" is everywhere. It shows that baseball can be modern and relevant in the digital age.

3- Gen Z Prefers Reddit Over Google for Product Searches

The online behavior of Gen Z is evolving, according to a new report from Reddit in collaboration with GWI and AmbassCo. The study reveals that young people are increasingly eschewing traditional search engines to discover products, opting instead for social media platforms. Authenticity and community-driven content have become pivotal in capturing their attention. This shift presents challenges for marketers, who must adapt by ensuring frequent visibility on social media feeds and cultivating genuine consumer trust.

2- Instagram Enables Creators to Generate AI Versions of Themselves

Instagram, under Meta's direction, is launching its "AI Studio" tool to allow creators to develop artificial intelligence versions of themselves, starting with an early test in the United States. Mark Zuckerberg announced that these AI chatbots will primarily be available in messaging, clearly marked as such. The initiative aims to offer more dynamic and useful interactions with followers and customers, although they are still in beta and improvements in accuracy and usefulness are being worked on. Meta also plans to expand the use of these AIs into various interest areas, reflecting the diverse interests of people.

1- YouTube Demonetizes Dr. DisRespect's Channel Following Scandal

YouTube has chosen to demonetize Dr. DisRespect's channel due to serious allegations of inappropriate behavior, including explicit messages with a minor, which have been confirmed by multiple reports and resulted in the channel's suspension from YouTube's partner program. This action adds to the streamer's list of consequences, including the loss of sponsors and previous partnerships. While Dr. DisRespect has announced a temporary hiatus from streaming, his future on streaming platforms remains uncertain.