Last week, I ventured a whopping 15 minutes from my house to see robots do some mind-boggling, jaw-dropping stuff. I visited the Cambridge, Massachusetts, offices of a startup called Generalist AI, where I watched robot arms perform simple chores like stacking cups, putting blocks into bowls, and the like. I was astonished by how quickly
Demand for artificially generated smut is surging. But the quality of the visual content being created and shared—like on companion apps, where adult performers are selling their likeness to give fans a 24/7 experience, WIRED reported in March—isn’t exactly movie-level caliber. Rogue Studio, a cinematic AI-generator platform built around adult visual storytelling, is trying to
I was recently digging through my Instagram settings, trying to disable Meta’s now-defunct feature that allowed anyone to create AI deepfakes of me without consent. Anger bubbled up inside as I tapped through the Kafkaesque opt-out process. Rather than throwing my phone across the room, I blurted to my partner that we should leave San
There is no such thing as a universal “song of the summer” anymore, but if you’re into rap music, Fenix Flexin’s “Rubberz” is a pretty strong contender. Officially released in June, it currently sits at No. 58 in the Billboard Hot 100 and has a music video with 7 million views. Lyrically, it’s got everything
Hollywood’s biggest filmmakers are fighting AI. Mike Marsland/WireImage; Karwai Tang/WireImage; Dimitrios Kambouris/Getty Images. Some of Hollywood’s most famous filmmakers are putting an end to AI. They believe that great art is rooted in the human experience, something that AI cannot replicate. From Guillermo del Toro to Christopher Nolan, here’s what some of cinema’s most acclaimed
Google does not specify what the usage limits are in the free tier; describes them only as “standard”. You’ll then get double these “standard” limits on the AI Plus plan and quadruple those on the AI Pro plan. AI Ultra limits are 5 or 20 times higher than AI Pro, depending on what payment tier