… One of the open positions on OpenAI’s site is for a “product marketing lead, advertising,” and part of the role's responsibilities is to “identify product risk areas e.g., performance, safety, policy, trust and drive cross-functional plans to mitigate them.” Ads come with risks, and how they’re exe… …
… As you might expect, there's Copilot AI integration built right in, so if you're stuck for something to say, you can use generative AI to do your writing for you. …
… The order calls for a number of federal agencies to create a classified process to determine which AI models the US government would want access to, and select other “trusted partners” that can also get early access to those frontier models. …
… The three companies are racing to secure access to funding that would help pay for the computing resources required to train increasingly capable frontier AI models. Anthropic’s annualized revenue, based on sales from an unspecified time frame last month, is $47 billion, the company said last week. …
… Some sources tell WIRED that, absent more information from Meta about its Instagram chat decision, the only conclusion they can come to is that the company's commitment to implementing end-to-end encryption by default across its chat platforms was always a ploy to improve its public image and mend … …
… This can be hard to do in the era of generative AI, but I believe in you. And finally, I'm biased, but trusted, in-depth reviews from professionals—such as those we publish on WIRED—can help you narrow down worthwhile products. …
… All short-listed writers have personally stated that no AI was used and, upon further consultation, the Foundation has confirmed this.” The entry and eligibility rules for the 2026 Commonwealth Short Story Prize make no mention of artificial intelligence, stating only that entries must be unpublish… …
… News, entertainment, outrage, advertising, activism, and propaganda all show up in the same endless feed, bolstered not by their trustworthiness or civic value, but by engagement. …
… They declined to be named because of company policies barring unsanctioned conversations with journalists. “I don’t know anyone having a good time,” says a policy staffer. “The vibe is a bit ‘over it’—lack of connection to the mission, upcoming layoffs, American employees being used to train the AI… …
… But WIRED’s generative AI editorial policy prohibits the publication of AI-generated and AI-edited writing, and a reader email calling out the excerpt as being “blatantly AI-written” raised further questions about the extent to which Rosenbaum had used AI tools. …