…How AI is transforming work Aarian Marshall is a staff writer covering transportation systems and cities. Before joining WIRED, she wrote for The Atlantic’s CityLab. Marshall is based in San Diego…
As it has in the past few years, the spectacle largely revolved around Google’s perpetual stream of AI efforts. The company says that 900 million people use its Gemini assistant, and…
…in the past few years as part of Mark Zuckerberg's Year of Efficiency that started in 2023 and now the latest AI-forward workplace, which he is trying to develop and…
…There’s also a disclaimer included on the site page claiming that “data retention for certain services may be affected by recent legal developments.” Smutty AI chats enable a kind of intimate…
…In practice, the focus appeared to be on buying expensive servers to generate more powerful AI models, albeit with significant research into developing safeguards around them. In her closing argument, OpenAI lawyer…
…It can turn one single photo into 16 related AI-generated images. It can also turn simple audio sketches of riffs or melodies into slick, highly produced songs. In other words, an…
Zhang is one of the many people in China who got swept up in the craze over OpenClaw recently. Workshops teaching people how to use the AI agent have popped up in…
…Several states have stepped in with their own laws, including in New York. You spearheaded the Responsible AI Safety and Education, or RAISE, Act. In a nutshell, it requires major AI developers…
…Increasingly, running those models (or other in-application AI features) in creative workflows is the primary use case for something as like the M5 Max, combining both the power of the GPU…
…changing in response to AI. Achiam testified on Wednesday that he interrupted Elon Musk’s parting speech from OpenAI in 2018 to warn that the billionaire’s desire to develop AGI at…