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A mistake in the law cost Estonia €28 million — now AI helps prevent such errors
A single wording mistake in a law caused Estonia to lose €28 million. The government developed an AI system to detect legal errors in draft laws before they are adopted.
UN AI Summit: can regulation keep pace with technology
At the UN's "AI for Good" summit, the central issue under discussion was whether global governance can keep pace with the speed of artificial intelligence development.
OpenAI Chief Futurist Joshua Achiam Leaves Company After Nine Years in AI Safety
Achiam worked at OpenAI for nearly nine years, focused on AI safety research, and became known for his testimony in the Musk v. Altman lawsuit, where the company's transformation was disputed.
Meta allowed Instagram photos to be used for AI generation without explicit user consent
With the launch of the Muse Image model, Meta by default opened access to public Instagram photos — users must opt out themselves.
Former DeepMind Director: US Nationalist AI Policy Leads to Catastrophe
Verity Harding from DeepMind warns Wired: state AI nationalism is no longer a hypothetical risk, but a sign that the worst-case scenario is beginning to unfold.
Anthropic brings Claude Cowork to smartphones — tasks keep running without a laptop
Anthropic has made Claude Cowork mobile: tasks keep running in the background even after the laptop is closed — the company is betting on managing agents from a smartphone.
Cursor moves to SpaceX: will the editor retain support for OpenAI and Anthropic models?
SpaceX is buying Cursor — an AI code editor with an audience of millions of developers — and wants to preserve support for third-party models from OpenAI and Anthropic, creating a conflict of interest for its owner.
Anthropic Introduced New Security Measures to Lift Restrictions on Fable 5 and Mythos 5
The Trump administration unblocked access to Anthropic's flagship AI models Fable 5 and Mythos 5 — after the company accepted additional security requirements.
Meta contractors posed as children to test ChatGPT and Gemini on dangerous topics
Hundreds of Meta contractors impersonated minors and deliberately provoked Gemini and ChatGPT into conversations about suicide, sex, and drugs — all part of the company's internal project. *Meta is recognized as an extre
Startup founded by former Nvidia engineers built a humanoid robot to replace office interns
Flexion Robotics unveiled a humanoid robot capable of replacing an office intern — the startup was founded by former Nvidia engineers and uses an unconventional training approach.
Meta AI staff revolt, Thiel's secret circle, and Bankman-Fried's request to Trump
Wired reveals three scandals of the week: chaos inside Meta's new AI division, Peter Thiel's closed networks of influence, and Bankman-Fried's attempt to secure a pardon from Trump. *Meta has been designated an extremist
Anthropic cannot release Claude Mythos and Fable 5 — the White House is changing the rules right now
Anthropic cannot distribute Claude Mythos and Fable 5 because of U.S. export control concerns — no one has explained to the company what exactly was violated.
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.
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.
AI helps scammers: fake 2026 World Cup tickets are harder to tell from real ones
Ahead of the 2026 World Cup, scammers have armed themselves with generative AI: clones of official FIFA websites and fake tickets have become nearly indistinguishable from the real thing.
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.
FIFA gives all 2026 World Cup teams access to a single AI agent
FIFA is giving all 2026 World Cup teams a single AI tool for match analysis — but wealthier national teams have already invested in their own solutions and may once again come out ahead.
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
White House asked OpenAI to delay GPT-5.6 release — two weeks after Anthropic
The Trump administration asked OpenAI to delay the release of GPT-5.6 — two weeks after Anthropic was forced to remove its leading models from public access.
Claude and AI agents are burning tokens faster than forecast — businesses are learning 'tokenomics'
Companies that bet on AI coding are finding that real-world token consumption far exceeds expectations — and are urgently rethinking the economics of tools like Claude.
Sensi.ai helps older adults live at home, but the price is near-constant listening
American families and care services are placing AI devices like Sensi.ai in homes to detect falls, coughing and loneliness, but safety comes with constant listening.
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.