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WIRED

Oct 01 2023
Magazine

The Wired mission is to tell the world something they've never heard before in a way they've never seen before. It's about turning new ideas into everyday reality. It's about seeding our community of influencers with the ideas that will shape and transform our collective future. Wired readers want to know how technology is changing the world, and they're interested in big, relevant ideas, even if those ideas challenge their assumptions—or blow their minds.

Dear AI Overlords, Don’t F*ck This Up

JOIN THE ROBOT UPRISING • Stories about AI liberation aren’t obsolete, just misunderstood.

TO OWN THE FUTURE, READ SHAKESPEARE • Tech and the liberal arts have always been at war. Don’t assume Silicon Valley will win.

LIVE FEED • As defense companies worldwide court Ukraine for access to real-time combat data, Kyiv wants to keep the resource for its own booming arms industry.

WHAT A RACKET • Foley artist Joanna Fang powers up video games with her eclectic arsenal of sound-simulating weapons.

TRUE OR FALSE • The age of AI-driven disinformation is here. Too bad the government and Big Tech aren’t doing enough to head off chaos.

Dear Cloud Support: “I failed two captcha tests this week. Am I still human?”—Bot or Not?

TASTEMAKERS • Add a dash of technology to every recipe for a boost in flavor, efficiency, and convenience. (Yes, even cast iron counts as technology.)

FEATURES

HELLO, OTHER MIND

THE TRANSFORMERS • OPENAI SENT SHOCK WAVES AROUND THE WORLD WHEN IT RELEASED CHATGPT. THE COMPANY WAS JUST GETTING STARTED. THE ULTIMATE GOAL: CHANGE EVERYTHING. YES. EVERYTHING.

TO CATCH A BOT • A BATTLE IS RAGING BETWEEN TOOLS DESIGNED TO IDENTIFY AI-GENERATED TEXT AND THOSE DESIGNED TO EVADE DETECTION.

CALLS OF THE WILD • WITH ECOSYSTEMS IN CRISIS, AI ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS ARE TEAMING UP TO DECIPHER WHAT ANIMALS ARE SAYING. THEIR HOPE: BY TRULY LISTENING TO NATURE, HUMANS WILL SAVE IT.

CONFESSIONS OF A VIRAL AI WRITER • AI-GENERATED STORIES CAN ACTUALLY BE GOOD. I SHOULD KNOW: I WROTE ONE. BUT AS I KEPT EXPERIMENTING, I BECAME LESS SURE THIS WAS GOOD FOR WRITERS—OR FOR WRITING ITSELF.

PEACE TALKS • FIRST IT WAS CHESS AND GO. NOW AI CAN BEAT US AT DIPLOMACY, THE MOST HUMAN OF BOARD GAMES. THE WAY IT WINS OFFERS HOPE THAT MAYBE AI WILL BE A DELIGHT—AND A FORCE PEOPLE WILL BE CONTENT TO LOSE TO.

FIRST, CARROTS SAW IN THE DARK.


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Frequency: Monthly Pages: 92 Publisher: Conde Nast US Edition: Oct 01 2023

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The Wired mission is to tell the world something they've never heard before in a way they've never seen before. It's about turning new ideas into everyday reality. It's about seeding our community of influencers with the ideas that will shape and transform our collective future. Wired readers want to know how technology is changing the world, and they're interested in big, relevant ideas, even if those ideas challenge their assumptions—or blow their minds.

Dear AI Overlords, Don’t F*ck This Up

JOIN THE ROBOT UPRISING • Stories about AI liberation aren’t obsolete, just misunderstood.

TO OWN THE FUTURE, READ SHAKESPEARE • Tech and the liberal arts have always been at war. Don’t assume Silicon Valley will win.

LIVE FEED • As defense companies worldwide court Ukraine for access to real-time combat data, Kyiv wants to keep the resource for its own booming arms industry.

WHAT A RACKET • Foley artist Joanna Fang powers up video games with her eclectic arsenal of sound-simulating weapons.

TRUE OR FALSE • The age of AI-driven disinformation is here. Too bad the government and Big Tech aren’t doing enough to head off chaos.

Dear Cloud Support: “I failed two captcha tests this week. Am I still human?”—Bot or Not?

TASTEMAKERS • Add a dash of technology to every recipe for a boost in flavor, efficiency, and convenience. (Yes, even cast iron counts as technology.)

FEATURES

HELLO, OTHER MIND

THE TRANSFORMERS • OPENAI SENT SHOCK WAVES AROUND THE WORLD WHEN IT RELEASED CHATGPT. THE COMPANY WAS JUST GETTING STARTED. THE ULTIMATE GOAL: CHANGE EVERYTHING. YES. EVERYTHING.

TO CATCH A BOT • A BATTLE IS RAGING BETWEEN TOOLS DESIGNED TO IDENTIFY AI-GENERATED TEXT AND THOSE DESIGNED TO EVADE DETECTION.

CALLS OF THE WILD • WITH ECOSYSTEMS IN CRISIS, AI ENGINEERS AND SCIENTISTS ARE TEAMING UP TO DECIPHER WHAT ANIMALS ARE SAYING. THEIR HOPE: BY TRULY LISTENING TO NATURE, HUMANS WILL SAVE IT.

CONFESSIONS OF A VIRAL AI WRITER • AI-GENERATED STORIES CAN ACTUALLY BE GOOD. I SHOULD KNOW: I WROTE ONE. BUT AS I KEPT EXPERIMENTING, I BECAME LESS SURE THIS WAS GOOD FOR WRITERS—OR FOR WRITING ITSELF.

PEACE TALKS • FIRST IT WAS CHESS AND GO. NOW AI CAN BEAT US AT DIPLOMACY, THE MOST HUMAN OF BOARD GAMES. THE WAY IT WINS OFFERS HOPE THAT MAYBE AI WILL BE A DELIGHT—AND A FORCE PEOPLE WILL BE CONTENT TO LOSE TO.

FIRST, CARROTS SAW IN THE DARK.


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