Games Valve's Gabe Newell predicts AI will lead to a "funny situation" where "people who don't know how to program" could be "more effective" than people "who've been programming for a decade" ...

Gabe Newell, president and co-founder of Valve, the company that made Half-Life, Portal, and PC's biggest gaming storefront, gave a rare interview and shared a tip for how to succeed: surround ...

Gaming Industry The young Gabe Newell thought he'd be a doctor until he ended up visiting his brother at Microsoft, where 'Steve Ballmer got mad and said 'If you're going to be hanging out here ...

Gaming Industry The first 'real videogame' Gabe Newell played was Star Trek, where you made your choices via punch cards before running over to the printer: 'It usually takes about 15 minutes to ...

Valve co-founder Gabe Newell details how he spends his day and the types of activities he enjoys in his latest official interview.

That Newell is a big believer in AI is not a surprise. After all, he is a co-founder of Starfish, a neural network company similar to Elon Musk's Neuralink, and Starfish uses AI systems to fuel ...

Valve's Gabe Newell says that artificial intelligence offers benefits for game devs with work like technical coding work and more tool-oriented tweaks.

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Valve co-founder Gabe Newell is a billionaire, but what does he attribute to his business success? Speaking to Zalkar Saliev on YouTube (via GamesRadar), Newell said it comes down to "luck" and ...

Valve co-founder and yacht-loving billionaire Gabe Newell has given a new interview to the YouTuber Zalkar Saliev (TikTok, IG). . It's a wide-ranging chat that covers everything from Newell's ...

"In my case, it was luck, and it was being surrounded by really great people," Newell, whose reported net worth sits at about $9.5 billion, explains. "I'm not going to speak broadly.

Valve co-founder, Gabe Newell uncorked a bit of his past lore in an interview on YouTube this week, and it appears he may have gotten started in the gaming industry by just hanging around.