Decart, a pioneering startup, has created an AI model capable of transforming live video footage in real time. This cutting-edge technology produces stunning and surreal visual effects, promising to redefine the future landscape of streaming media.
Experts suggest that the passage of the GENIUS Act could lead to the introduction of numerous new stablecoins, while also reigniting controversies related to President Trump's connections with the cryptocurrency world.
WIRED has found that 10 local governments in China are providing discounts to buyers of cars equipped with Huawei's software technology. The source of the funding for these subsidies is often unclear.
General Motors is launching its own version of the low-cost electric vehicle battery technology, inspired by the Chinese automotive industry's approach. This affordable battery solution is expected to be available three years ahead of GM's advanced, high-energy-density battery technology, potentially making electric vehicles more accessible to US consumers sooner.
Increasing dissatisfaction with the size, placement, and design of cup holders in modern cars is becoming a significant factor in consumers' decisions to purchase a vehicle.
Roman Storm, a developer behind the crypto-anonymizing tool Tornado Cash, is scheduled to begin trial in New York on July 14. Supporters argue that the case raises concerns about the freedom to create software.
The latest US legislation poses challenges for electric vehicles, but experts offer guidance for potential EV buyers. Despite the hurdles, there are positive aspects to explore for those interested in electric vehicles during this uncertain time.
The pivotal clause in the partnership between Microsoft and OpenAI highlights the fundamental disagreement between those who firmly believe in the imminent arrival of Artificial General Intelligence (AGI) and those who see it as a distant goal.
Join WIRED on July 16 for a special live session where we delve into the complex issues surrounding generative AI and copyright. Subscribers can participate and get their questions answered on this vital subject.
During a livestream with xAI team members, Elon Musk criticized existing AI technologies as "primitive" and unsuitable for serious commercial applications while introducing Grok 4.