just after noon On a Saturday last month, a Skydio X10 quadcopter hovered about 200 feet above a San Francisco apartment complex, watching police pursue a man hiding behind a parked car. The target of this chase lay flat on the pavement, apparently unaware that he was still in sight of the flying eye above
The countertop kitchen The composter is a lovely idea. Instead of a smelly bucket full of vegetable scraps and coffee grounds breeding fruit flies on your counter or attracting rats to your backyard, you could simply put it all into a nifty electrical appliance, and at some indeterminate point in the future you’ll have an
Courtesy of 1X Courtesy of 1X “We love the idea that a robot can be a peaceful, fun, silly and confident presence in life,” says Dar Sleeper, vice president of product and design at 1X. “Something you’re comfortable with, something that’s smooth from the inside out. If you want something to fit into your life,
AI model developers We’ve long offered consumers a simple deal: use our technology for free via an online chatbot or pay a monthly subscription to receive more usage, premium features and advanced models. Anthropic is about to make that deal a lot more complicated. Starting July 12 at 11:59 pm PT, subscribers to Anthropic’s $20,
for the second WIRED@NIGHT, WIRED presents a special screening of The oldest person in the worlda documentary that will not hit theaters until September. Appropriately, the location is Green-Wood Cemetery in Brooklyn. The oldest person in the worldDirected by Oscar nominee Sam Green, it is a decade-long global journey chronicling the ever-changing list of record
in this episode of mysterious valleyOur hosts look at Threads as it recently hit 500 million monthly users, putting it on par with X, but is it really competing or just filling a different niche? Meanwhile, reviews have been coming in for the Trump-branded T1 phone in recent weeks as it finally started shipping after