Big AI companies courted controversy by scraping wide swaths of the public internet. With the rise of AI agents, the next data grab is far more private.
Apple, Michigan taxpayers, and one of Detroit’s wealthiest families spent roughly $30 million training hundreds of people to build iPhone apps. Not everyone lands coding jobs right away.
The DOJ says it still has “hundreds of thousands” of pages to review, as the latest Epstein files release spurred more pushback from Democratic lawmakers and other critics of the administration.
Here’s how a fake clip from 2019 wound up in the latest Justice Department Epstein files dump.
The Zwilling Four-Star chef’s knife is the carbon steel blade WIRED recommends for most casual home chefs. It’s free with HelloFresh meal kits, using this promo code.
Novo Nordisk’s semaglutide will soon be available in a daily pill Americans can take for weight loss.
DOGE dominated the news this year as Elon Musk’s operatives shook up several US government agencies. It’s far from over.
Online black markets once lurked in the shadows of the dark web. Today, they’ve moved onto public platforms like Telegram—and are racking up historic illicit fortunes.
Users of AI image generators are offering each other instructions on how to use the tech to alter pictures of women into realistic, revealing deepfakes.
iBuyPower’s prebuilt gaming desktop tries some new tricks but comes with a few flaws.
