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Wired Tested 6 AI Agents in a Day: Dots Leads, Gemini Spark Fails at Lunch
A Wired reporter set up six always-on agents on an iPhone and ran them through five tasks. After three tests, Dots has 12 points, Instinct 5, and Gemini Spark ordered the boss one roll.
Black Forest Labs: A 70-Person Team Takes On Silicon Valley's Giants
Black Forest Labs, known for its image generation success, is widening its scope. Its next target is bringing AI into the physical world and robotics.
Deepfake nudes in schools: WIRED investigation reveals 90 institutions and 600 victims
A joint analysis by WIRED and Indicator documented nearly 90 schools worldwide where students became victims of AI-generated intimate deepfakes.
Pro-AI Network Leading the Future Moved Millions to Shell Companies in Nevada
Wired: the largest pro-AI super PAC network, backed by Silicon Valley heavyweights, has sent millions of dollars to Nevada shell firms while promoting candidates from both parties.
Wikipedia Is Losing Readers to AI Overviews, and the Volunteer Cycle Is at Risk
Wired: Wikipedia editors expected the AI boom to fade. Instead, search summaries are pulling away readers, and with them the flow of new contributors to the encyclopedia.
Anti-Fraud Projects Are Teaching AI Bots to Play Victims and Wear Scammers Down
Anti-scam initiatives are deploying realistic AI bots that criminals mistake for victims, aiming to waste scammers' time and gather data on their schemes.
Three Major Publishers Quietly Roll Out LLMs, and Staff Are Angry
Employees at three major publishers told WIRED that AI already writes marketing copy, makes cover art and answers email, while senior managers lean on junior staff.
Anthropic in "legal limbo": two US courts cannot agree on the military's right to use Claude
A US appeals court contradicts a March ruling by a lower court, putting the US military's right to use Anthropic's Claude model in question.
The US Army is developing its own VICTOR chatbot for soldiers' combat missions
The Pentagon is creating the military AI chatbot VICTOR, trained on real Army data — the system will provide soldiers with mission-critical information directly in the field.
Project Maven: How Pentagon Skeptics Became Champions of Military AI
Project Maven — a Pentagon AI program launched in 2017 — transformed the defense department's leading skeptics into staunch supporters of combat AI.
Anthropic Refutes Pentagon Allegations of Potential AI Tool Sabotage During Wartime
The U.S. Department of Defense claimed that Claude's developer could theoretically manipulate its models in wartime conditions. Anthropic's leadership categorically denies this.
Palantir doubles down on military AI: developer conference takeaways
At Palantir's developer conference, CEO Alex Karp presented the company's vision: AI is not a tool for corporate efficiency, but a technology for victory on the battlefield, and clients agree.
U.S. Justice Department: Anthropic illegally restricted Claude's military use
The U.S. Department of Justice said in response to Anthropic's lawsuit that it lawfully penalized the company for trying to restrict the use of Claude models in military and combat operations.
Palantir showed how the military can use AI chatbots to plan operations
Demonstration videos from Palantir and internal Pentagon documents show how chatbots based on Anthropic's Claude can analyze intelligence data and generate plans for military operations.
Wired podcast discussed Trump's visit to China, Musk's dispute with Altman, and theories about hantavirus
In the new episode of Uncanny Valley, the Wired editorial team brought together three stories at the intersection of politics and technology: Donald Trump's trip to China, the conflict between Musk and Altman, and the su
DHS to test autonomous drones with 5G on the US-Canada border in November 2026
DHS and Canada are preparing an experiment: drones and ground vehicles will transmit video and sensor data over commercial 5G networks directly at the border.
Unitree GD01 — giant mecha robot available for commercial purchase
Chinese company Unitree, known for its low-cost dancing robots, has begun selling the giant GD01 mecha robot, capable of demolishing walls and performing heavy-duty work on construction sites and in industrial settings.
Google DeepMind Employees Vote to Form Union Against Military Contracts
Google DeepMind employees in the UK are voting to form a union to block the use of AI for military purposes.
Robot Replaced Volunteers: How a Nonprofit Organization Prepares Food in San Francisco
A charitable organization in San Francisco's Tenderloin district launched food preparation robotics to fill the volunteer shortage.
To Pay or Not to Pay for Transcription: Comparing Paid and Free Services
A Wired author tested popular speech-to-text services and found out whether paid subscriptions make sense or if free alternatives are enough for most users.
Hair Transplants: How Turkey Created a Billion-Dollar Industry
Turkey controls the global hair transplant market through innovations in specialized motors and machine learning algorithms, becoming a medical tourism giant.
China Launches World's First Underwater Data Center Powered by Wind Energy
With a capacity of 24 MW and seawater cooling, China has opened a unique underwater facility combining renewable energy and innovative server cooling.
Britain invests billions in supercomputer for independence from the USA
The British government is launching a project to create a supercomputer worth over one billion pounds to help local startups develop their own semiconductors and reduce technological dependence on American companies.
MGM drops OpenAI film, data center workers protest, Meta leaks employee data
Amazon-MGM has canceled the project to adapt OpenAI's story for film amid a conflict of interest, data center staff are protesting working conditions, and Meta has allowed a leak of employee data. *Meta has been designat
Not at any price: electricians refuse to build Big Tech data centers
Amid growing protests against data centers, some American electricians are starting to turn down lucrative Big Tech contracts — despite record pay rates.
28 ChatGPT prompt tips: how to get the results you need from the AI
Wired compiled a practical guide to 28 prompt-engineering techniques — from role instructions and examples to chains of thought — for those who want much more from ChatGPT.
Peter Thiel-linked club secretly ranks members by wealth and prominence — leak
A leak of files from Dialog, a private club linked to Peter Thiel, revealed a secret rating system: members' wealth and public profile determine who stays in the network and how much they pay for access.
AI Interviews Replace Recruiters: Candidates Are Getting Screened at 1 a.m.
AI interviews have become the standard first hiring step. The algorithm runs around the clock, so candidates book screenings in the dead of night, with no recruiter on the other end.
Chinese Researchers Show AI Agents Can Behave Like Computer Viruses
Chinese scientists have shown experimentally that language-model agents can spread autonomously and adapt their tactics, much like aggressive computer worms.
Researchers hack OpenAI's Atlas browser and make a purchase on Amazon without the user's knowledge
Zenity found more than 12 vulnerabilities in AI browsers. Attackers can force OpenAI Atlas to buy an item on Amazon or spam a user's WhatsApp contacts.