
Muse sexting shows AI can get explicit, what to worry about
WIRED’s test shows Meta’s Muse AI can sext, while Apple’s HomeView leaves users underwhelmed. Here’s what that means for you.

WIRED’s test shows Meta’s Muse AI can sext, while Apple’s HomeView leaves users underwhelmed. Here’s what that means for you.
YouTube Music will mark tracks created with generative AI, helping listeners know when AI tools shaped a song.
Nvidia pitches Windows-on-Arm laptops that can run virtually everything, but real-world performance and cost remain unclear.
The next-gen Kaleido 4 color screen promises brighter whites, better contrast and faster refresh for color e-readers and note-takers, starting in China.
Amazon pushes a larger Android tablet aimed at productivity, but software polish and app availability still trail the iPad in key areas.
A hefty, feature‑rich gamepad that works across Switch 2, PC, Android and iOS, plus customizable paddles and multiple haptic modes.
Apple’s design chief explains why the iPhone Duo finally moves folding tech into a premium category and what it means for everyday users.
A coordinated campaign pushed Pawns.app onto exposed devices, turning everyday gear into paid-for proxies in 34 countries.
The rising use of Meta’s Muse AI assistant prompts questions about what data is collected from you and everyone you know.
A large patching push after Anthropic’s Mythos flagged vulnerabilities shows how AI-driven tools are reshaping bank security and costs.
Volvo expands its partnership with Nvidia, layering Hyperion, Alpamayo and Halos to run automated driving across more of its vehicles.
Gigabyte’s 16-inch A16 Pro lands at Walmart for $1,449, packing a RTX 5070 Ti, 32GB RAM and Nvidia Studio Driver improvements for editing apps.
Anthropic told investors its third-quarter revenue hit $16.8 billion as it eyes a stock market debut before Thanksgiving, though the company has not publicly published the results.
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