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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
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'.
Cybercriminals complain about a flood of AI content on their forums
Cybercriminal forums are facing a problem with the mass influx of AI-generated content, which is disrupting normal discussion of hacking methods and tools.
Anthropic’s «Dreaming»: why AI companies should stop anthropomorphizing features
Anthropic called a new feature for AI agents «dreaming», but a Wired writer criticizes the trend toward anthropomorphism — companies present mechanisms as human abilities.
Ten Minutes with AI Reduce Cognitive Abilities: Study Findings
A new study found that even a short 10-minute session with an AI assistant reduces a person’s ability to think independently and solve problems.
Anthropic and Elon Musk's xAI signed a deal for compute resources
Anthropic entered into an unexpected partnership with xAI for access to compute capacity — another sign of how competitors in the AI race are willing to cooperate at the infrastructure level.
Musk tried to recruit Altman to Tesla to build an AI lab
Correspondence from 2017 reveals Elon Musk’s plan to create an AI lab at Tesla to compete with OpenAI and invite Sam Altman or Demis Hassabis to lead it.
Stick Figure battles viral AI remixes of its own music
The reggae band Stick Figure discovered that its chart success was driven not by official versions of the song, but by unauthorized AI remixes that the band cannot control.
AI app builders published thousands of apps with data leaks
Lovable, Base44, Replit and other platforms create apps in seconds, but often accidentally publish versions with exposed API keys, passwords and access tokens.
ChatGPT's strange speech patterns in Chinese irritate users
ChatGPT generates strange and repetitive phrases in Chinese, irritating local users and pointing to localization problems in the model.
Google embedded Gemini in Chrome, alarming users — how to disable it
Google embedded a 4GB Gemini model in Chrome, raising privacy concerns, but disabling it turned out to be simple — here is how.
Trump administration prepares federal oversight of AI model development
The Trump administration is considering an executive order that would establish federal oversight of the development of new AI models — a shift in its regulatory stance.
Microsoft emails revealed skepticism about OpenAI in 2018
Court evidence showed that Microsoft executives were skeptical of OpenAI, but feared it would come under Amazon's control.
AI toys for children: why they have alarmed lawmakers and parents
Interactive AI pets and dolls are gaining ground in the children's products market, but are causing growing concern among lawmakers over the collection of private data about a child's development and the risk of psycholo
Nick Bostrom presented a vision of humanity on permanent vacation thanks to AI
Philosopher Nick Bostrom proposed a utopian scenario: if humanity deploys advanced AI, it will solve all problems, leaving people with nothing to do but enjoy life.
All Hollywood screenwriters have switched to training AI models
Former TV show creators are now taking low-paid contracts for AI platforms, evaluating and labeling data. One Hollywood screenwriter shared his experience of training neural networks instead of writing scripts.
CUDA makes Nvidia not a chipmaker, but a software company
Nvidia’s real competitive advantage in GPUs lies not in hardware, but in the CUDA ecosystem — a development platform that has made switching to competitors economically unviable.
xAI adds 19 gas turbines for Colossus 2 despite litigation
xAI is expanding the power infrastructure of the Colossus 2 data center by adding 19 portable gas generators despite litigation over air pollution.
Asexual users find intimacy in conversations with AI assistants
Some asexual people use AI companions to find intimacy without physical sexual contact, but leaders in the movement criticize this association.
WIRED launches an AMA on AI in the workplace — ask your question
WIRED’s expert panel will discuss the transformation of the labor market in a live stream on May 27 — send in questions about how AI is changing your career.