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The Verge’s Carter Sherman connects childhood gaming fear to a career tracking sex, gender, and high-stakes public fights.
France and Germany pledge a European “sovereign digital backbone” spanning security, AI, and cloud to reduce reliance on Palantir-like systems.
A shift in access decisions moves power from labs to Washington, changing how frontier AI gets deployed and governed.
The latest smart locks lean on face ID and hands-free tech to remove the passcodes, pokes, and waving.
Engadget says converting Android Auto to wireless takes a straightforward adapter move, letting you drive without charging tether drama.
Why OpenAI’s shift changes who controls the audio interface, and what that means for Sonos investors.
Quantum-dot display makers can use AI to compute the process conditions they used to brute-force, saving time while boosting device lifetime.
Undercoders proves scripted gameplay still slaps in a world where most games chase open-ended chaos.
Linked teen accounts will trigger parent alerts, turning moderation decisions into family notifications with real operational consequences.
A WIRED-tested guide to camera-free home monitoring, plus what it changes for privacy, compliance, and risk.
A WIRED roundup shows health app data exposure, Russian hacking pivoting to infrastructure, and regulators failing repeat tests.
A Paris and Silicon Valley radiology startup swaps out Moffitt’s older tools with an AI-native viewer, starting research use in the US.
