The Fitbit Air is a good wearable weighed down by a chatty AI "coach"
You buy a fitness tracker to get healthier, not to get a new nagging friend. The new $100 Fitbit Air is a brilliant piece of hardware—a tiny, screenless puck yo...
You buy a fitness tracker to get healthier, not to get a new nagging friend. The new $100 Fitbit Air is a brilliant piece of hardware—a tiny, screenless puck yo...
The party might be over for AI's free-spending era. After months of breakneck development where the mantra was "go fast and break things," the industry is wakin...
Shell is about to let artificial intelligence agents decide when and how to repair critical equipment across its global operations — without waiting for human a...
Is Microsoft, once the undisputed king of enterprise software, losing its touch? A recent WIRED interview with Microsoft VP Scott Hanselman has reignited a fami...
For months, Mira Murati was a ghost in the AI industry — a name that once dominated headlines, suddenly silent. Now, she is stepping back into the light. But no...
Imagine walking down a busy street, and your AirPods whisper the name of the restaurant you’re passing, warn you about an upcoming construction zone, or tell yo...
As millions of people turn to AI chatbots for quick answers on history, politics, and current events, a quiet battle is unfolding over what those models will sa...
On Thursday, June 18, Los Angeles will become the epicenter of venture capital and defense technology as StrictlyVC gathers investors, founders, and tech leader...
Imagine discovering a product on Instagram, asking a question about sizing, and completing the purchase — all without ever speaking to a human. That experience...
Silicon Valley is experiencing a week of extremes. The race for AI companies to go public has reached a fever pitch, a whistleblower from the Department of Gove...
The AI boom is thirsty. As data centers multiply to power the next generation of artificial intelligence, a new resource war is brewing—not over energy, but ove...
For decades, the idea of a robot in every home has felt like a promise from a future that never quite arrives. But a small California startup called Hello Robot...