The World of Bots

The company behind GPT-3 and Codex isn’t as open as it claims.

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Ian Cheng brings his latest piece to the Shed, a narrative animation powered by a video game engine and partly inspired by his daughter.

On sites like Amazon, there are thousands of books seemingly written by bots – and many of those are used to dupe audiobook narrators.

As Afghans flee the Taliban, the experiences of a fellow countryman, Saidullah Karimi, warn of tough times ahead, but also carry a message of hope.

WIRED’s spiritual advice columnist on emotional connection, continental affairs, and the ulterior motives of chatbots.

Synthetic Messenger, a project from artists Tega Brain and Sam Lavigne, uses bots to make climate change news more visible.

The person selling access to the service claims it has data on 500 million Facebook users.

Startups in Germany, China, Israel, and elsewhere are following the path blazed by GPT-3—with local twists.

How to write with technology without losing your voice

Perhaps, if we put bots together the right way, consciousness will simply emerge.

Advice From a New Data Science Learner

We are seeing several government initiatives to regulate artificial intelligence (AI) in recent months.

If you've heard of social media algorithms but aren't exactly sure what they are or do, here's everything you need to know.