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Apple Camera Chief: AI in iOS 27 — Superpowers, Not Hype
In iOS 27, generative AI arrived directly in iPhone's Photos app — the smartphone now reconstructs pixels that were never in the original frame, and camera department head McCormack explains why.
German Court Holds Google Liable for Falsehoods Generated by AI Overviews
A German court has ruled that a company which designs, trains, and operates an AI system bears full legal responsibility for damages caused by its responses to users.
Meta removed face recognition from its smart glasses mobile app
Meta removed hidden facial recognition code from its smart glasses app, discovered by Wired journalists.
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.
Siri at WWDC 2026: Apple Launches Personal AI Assistant with Google Gemini
At WWDC 2026, Apple introduced a redesigned Siri as a standalone app with Google Gemini integration that understands user context and habits.
Anthropic Introduced Claude Mythos 5 and Fable 5 with Cyberattack Protection
Anthropic split Claude into two versions: Mythos 5 for trusted organizations and Fable 5 for the public with built-in protection against cyber threats.
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.
ACLU Sues Florida Police Over Facial Recognition Error
The ACLU filed a lawsuit against two Florida police departments, accusing them of wrongfully arresting a man based on a faulty match from a facial recognition system.
Anthropic Cancels Hidden Claude Limitations Under Pressure from Researchers
Under pressure from the research community, Anthropic has canceled its policy of secretly limiting Claude's capabilities for developers building competing AI models.
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.
Anthropic Filed for One of the Largest IPOs in History
Anthropic, creator of Claude, confidentially filed IPO documents with the SEC, which could become one of the largest public offerings in history.
Author of Book on How AI Undermines Truth Used AI-Generated Quotes
The author of 'Future of Truth,' examining how artificial intelligence undermines perception of reality, has been accused of using AI-generated quotes in his work—a direct contradiction to the book's theme.
Google Gemini Spark Planned the Birthday Party, But Missed the Most Important Thing
Google introduced AI agent Spark, which can access emails, documents, and calendar. A Wired journalist tested it and discovered that even with full access to personal life, the agent can overlook what's obvious.
Amazon creates an AI series based on Loryn Brantz's character without her consent
Amazon is launching an AI-animated series about the character 'Good Advice Cupcake', but its original creator, Loryn Brantz, was the last to learn about the project and expressed outrage.
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.
Former Google and Apple Researchers Launch Trajectory for AI With Continuous Learning
Trajectory startup creates AI systems that learn on the fly from user data, inspired by rapid development cycles.
Illinois Approved America's Strictest AI Law: Safety Audits Are Mandatory
Illinois lawmakers passed the first U.S. law requiring OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google to conduct independent safety audits of AI systems, with the governor ready to sign.
Mothers Return to Development, But Don't Recognize the Workplace Anymore: AI Is to Blame
Women programmers taking maternity leave return after a year or two to find that AI has completely rewritten development pipelines, tools, and the role of developers themselves.
Waymo Launches Ojai — New Chinese-Made Robotaxi in the US
Waymo has launched commercial operations of new light-blue Ojai robotaxis in California and Arizona, expanding its fleet of autonomous taxis manufactured in China.
Gemini Generates Videos with Your Digital Clone—A Journalist Finds It Eerily Unsettling
Google Gemini now generates videos with a realistic digital clone of the user, and a Wired journalist tested this feature—the result turned out to be unexpectedly eerie.
Why Meta Is Cutting, Google Is Changing Search, and Students Are Criticizing AI
The Uncanny Valley podcast breaks down three major tech trends of the week: mass layoffs at Meta, a radical overhaul of Google Search, and growing resistance to AI in society. *Meta has been designated an extremist organ
Chris Lane: How OpenAI Is Steering AI Debate to Its Advantage
OpenAI hired renowned PR specialist Chris Lane as head of global affairs. His mission is to soften AI criticism and convince lawmakers to adopt favorable regulation.
Persian Gulf submarine cables become bottleneck for AI
Hyperscalers demand internet infrastructure upgrade in Persian Gulf: submarine cables are frequently damaged and cannot handle growing AI data center demands
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.
AI Changes Vulnerability Hunting: Arms Race Between Attackers and Defenders
Both attackers and defenders are simultaneously training AI to find software vulnerabilities. Whoever moves faster will determine internet security for years to come.
OpenClaw Got a Physical Body. How AI Coders Are Changing Robotics
AI coding capabilities make robot creation and deployment much simpler. The OpenClaw agent can now control physical mechanisms.
SpaceX Will Invest $2.8 Billion in Gas Turbines for AI Data Centers
SpaceX invests $2.8 billion in gas turbines for AI data centers, aiming to compete with cloud giants amid criticism over carbon emissions.
Coding by feel: how an ordinary person built a database with Claude
A Wired journalist tried to write a program with no development experience, using only Claude. The result was a working database for tracking minor complaints.
Musk Lost OpenAI Lawsuit: Jury Reached Verdict in Two Hours
Jurors recognized OpenAI as the winner in the lawsuit against Musk. It took only two hours to deliver the verdict. The judge immediately affirmed the jury's decision as the final judgment.
Greg Brockman defended his OpenAI stake in the trial against Musk
OpenAI president Brockman revealed in court that he owns one of the largest stakes in the company, worth $30 billion, describing his contribution as 'blood, sweat and tears'.