…Some Kickstarter backers had been assured “lifetime access to AI,” but the press release for the Berlin glasses says that anyone else won’t get the same deal, saying, “Lifetime AI access…
…From a gear perspective, the more pressing question is whether or not you need access to nepo baby cash to acquire the mics, headphones, cables, and stands to get started. And in…
…The brand was revived five years later, rereleasing the Boomslang as the new Razer’s debut mouse and establishing the 20th Anniversary in question. Razer claims the Boomslang to be the first…
…Despite the sense of mounting panic, Roher and codirector Charlie Tyrell present an admirably robust crash course in AI and the biggest questions it poses, helped along by Roher’s insistence on…
…This is actually a question I have for you. I remember several months ago when these 2026 US-Israel attacks happened. They took out the supreme leader. They made a big show…
…In a quest to make lower-cost EVs, a handful of US-based manufacturers are on Slate’s path, leaning into the less popular chemistry. And in a weird way, the US…
…Musk’s status as an OpenAI competitor—who could benefit significantly if the case goes his way—has raised serious questions about whether he’s the right person to bring it before…
…An FTC spokesperson declined to respond to questions from WIRED, saying it “cannot comment on a specific company’s practices.” According to its content guidelines, Meta, which owns Instagram and declined to…
…The next year, a conservative journalist sat in the Venice canals, in a canoe, yelling questions for Biden through a bullhorn. At one point he even parked a truck in front of…
…Meta doesn’t have the greatest track record on privacy, and the company has continued to push forward with policies that are questionable at best. Even if you’re not concerned that…