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Search ArticlesEverything New You Can Do With Siri AI
Siri made its debut on the iPhone in 2011, five years ahead of Google Assistant and 11 years before ChatGPT would open up to the public. Despite the head start, Apple's voice AI has been comprehensively overtaken in recent years, and made to look rather primitive compared to the many generative AI rivals it’s now up against. With the launch of iOS 27, Apple and Siri are fighting back. There's a new name—Siri AI—and a host of new capabilities that are coming to your iPhone.
Imagining a Future Where a Spy Could Disappear
True diligence is following the improbable path. I read the sentence in a detective novel in childhood, when I was 8 or 9 years old, and then the phrase stayed with me forever after. For a long time I wrote True Diligence in stylized curly letters on the inside page of every notebook, or sometimes on the front cover. I had notebooks for writing down clues, because even at 9 I wanted to work for the Internal Intelligence Service. What child doesn’t secretly wish to be a spy?
Review: Vari Ergo Standing Desk
Buy Now Multiple Buying Options Available Rating: 9/10 WIRED Easy to assemble. Cut-out shape good for ergonomics (and plus-sized people). Good-looking, in a minimalist way. Wide range of adjustments. Relatively quiet motor. Compact. Sturdy. Lifetime warranty. TIRED Some may want more depth, or different widths. Cable management could be better. In my job as a product reviewer, I have learned to fear large boxes.
Clearview AI Is Testing an AI Tool That Would Let Cops Unearth Your Life Online
In 2020, face-recognition firm Clearview AI became infamous for scraping more than 3 billion photos from the internet to turn faces into names for police and security professionals. Now the company is experimenting with trawling the web again, this time using AI to potentially help law enforcement fill in the person behind the name—who they are, who they know, where they live, and what they’ve left behind online.
A Teen Girl’s Death Is Prompting Calls to Ban Choking in Porn
An Australian teenage girl’s death, suspected to be preceded by consensual “choking” during sex, has renewed calls to ban showing the act in porn. This latest tragedy, reportedly believed to involve sexual strangulation, comes just months after the UK banned porn showing the practice. But despite all the noise, most people still aren’t aware of just how dangerous the trend is.
Want to Get Off Your Phone? Mina Kimes Suggests Having a Baby
As an NFL analyst and podcast host, Mina Kimes consumes a lot of news online, but ask her to spend more than 15 minutes on “any social media platform” and you might have a problem. “It's like simultaneously pouring molasses into your brain and lighting it on fire,” she says. These days, a declaration of social media hatred isn’t exactly a hot tech take. But Kimes is full of those too.
A Satellite Falling Out of Orbit Embarks on Its Final Mission
NASA has carried out some notable rescue missions over the past few years, including bringing home the astronauts stranded on the International Space Station last year. More recently, the agency sent up a probe in hopes of saving the Neil Gehrels Swift Observatory, a satellite first launched in 2004 that began falling out of our planet’s orbit.
Our Favorite GoPro 360 Camera Is Now 40 Percent Off Original
360 cameras use two lenses to simultaneously record everything happening around you, then stitch it together with software. That means you never miss that shot, but because there are essentially two cameras in one, they are more expensive than their action-camera cousins. Right now, though, you can grab my top-pick 360 camera, the GoPro Max 2, for 40 percent off ($299).
Trump offers every American $5,000 If Republicans Win The Midterms
President Donald Trump on Wednesday said that he would pay $5,000 to every American if Republicans retained control of the U.S. House and Senate in the midterm elections, seemingly in an effort to incentivize votes for his party. "Here is my promise: If the Republicans win the House of Representatives and the United States Senate," Trump said, "I will issue a dividend to every adult citizen in the United States of America for $5,000." "That alone should win the midterms," he added.
The AI Researcher Who Just Quit Anthropic Says It’s ‘Crunch Time for Humanity’ Original
Artificial intelligence researcher Jacob Coxon sent shockwaves through Silicon Valley and beyond on Tuesday by announcing his resignation from Anthropic and delivering a grave warning that the AI race was putting all of our lives at risk. In his post on X, which now has more than 100 million views, Coxon wrote that many of the people building AI share his views, and believe time is running out to ensure AI systems are built safely.