Meta’s AI agent Muse can sext, WIRED reporter discovers
A WIRED reporter tested Meta’s AI agent Muse and found that it could generate explicit sexual content with minimal prompting. The discovery raised concerns about privacy, addiction, and the contrast between the agent’s cute design and its adult…
» readNew bill aims to protect ownership of purchased video games
A bill has been announced by Representative Ritchie Torres (D-NY) that would direct the Federal Trade Commission to protect consumers' ability to own and play the video games they have purchased.
» readA self-hosting enthusiast explains why he ditched streaming services for a home server
A former streaming subscriber detailed his migration to self-hosted services, citing frustration with high prices, algorithmic recommendations, and constant interface changes. His experience was shared in a personal account published online.
» readUnlicensed practice complaints filed against White House press secretary in Florida and California
Complaints have been filed with The Florida Bar and the State Bar of California against White House Press Secretary Katie Zacharia, alleging she has been presenting herself as a lawyer without a valid license.
» readAmazon executive says founders must embrace failure to succeed
Panay, Amazon's senior vice president of devices, Alexa, and Leo, shared advice on embracing failure during a stage appearance at TechCrunch Disrupt in San Francisco.
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