The Batman Arkham games gradually add visible damage to you as you die and reload. It's not exactly story relevant, but adds nice flavor.
There's also resetti in animal crossing that is a bit of the opposite. He just shames you and wastes your time for save scumming.
If anything it's probably incentive to lie about AI usage. They got more publicity for being snubbed than winning.
eGPU support doesn't make much sense for a hand held unless you want something like a switch that can be more powerful docked. You can probably get a rough idea of their performance based on comparing specs to more major brands.
Farmers aren't selling at a loss to companies in 99% of circumstances.
There is regulation. Tesla is just the first company to make a separate emergency handle. Other companies managed to figure out how to do it with one handle. Even with frameless doors.
A demo crew could keep working by mistake.
I think it's also that there aren't crazy discounts on anything remotely new. There used to be 1-2 games that made headlines.
It's a mildly amusing board game.
If there's a fairly related existing community that has any reasonable activity it's probably better to just help that one get more activity.
My initial thoughts are these sales are somehow getting even less exciting every time. It is clear that games should only be purchased on sale now as prices don't seem to drop otherwise.
Not only can they be ignorant of it, but their ignorance can be used as justification for a stop that can find things that are actually illegal.
Mostly no, but maybe yes. The problem would be licenses that are granted to anyone that hosts your content could allow them to use it for such things. If you completely self host or carefully select for services that don't have terms that allow them to use your data, then maybe you have a legal claim you could make.
The second problem is going to be proving a company used your data to train on. You likely can't prove they have a copy, if it's been parsed into some sort of meta data, it may be permissable anyway.