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Panasonic Japanese Microwave Uses Temperature Sensing for One-Touch Cooking

Panasonic has released a microwave oven designed to simplify the cooking process through intelligent automation. The appliance monitors food temperature in real time and automatically stops cooking once the food reaches the desired heat level. This approach reduces the need for manual timer adjustments, effectively enabling one-button operation. The microwave has drawn positive attention for its practical, user-friendly design.

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Hackers Offer $10,000 Bounty to Unlock Linux on PlayStation 5

A $10,000 bounty has been put up by hackers to incentivize someone to successfully run Linux on Sony's PlayStation 5. The challenge reflects a long-standing hobbyist tradition of unlocking gaming consoles to function as general-purpose computers. Sony's PlayStation 5 currently operates as a closed system, restricting users to its proprietary software environment. The bounty aims to open the door for broader computing capabilities on the hardware. No successful attempt has been publicly confirmed at the time of reporting.

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San Francisco orders Apple and Google to remove AI nudify apps from stores

San Francisco's City Attorney's Office has sent cease-and-desist letters to Apple and Google this week, demanding the removal of 13 AI-powered 'nudify' apps from their platforms. The apps use face-swap technology to generate non-consensual explicit imagery, and authorities say they are overwhelmingly used to target women and girls. The city is calling on the two tech giants to stop profiting from these applications. The legal action reflects growing concern among regulators about the misuse of AI tools to create harmful and exploitative content.

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True the Vote Returns With New Election Conspiracy Documentary 'Trap'

True the Vote, the organization behind the discredited 2020 election film '2000 Mules,' is producing a new election conspiracy documentary titled 'Trap.' The group is collaborating with a Detroit-based pastor on the project. The film's claims are reportedly based on allegations that have already been dismissed by courts. This marks the organization's continued effort to push unverified narratives surrounding U.S. election integrity.

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Eric Trump-Backed Humanoid Robot Firm Eyes Military Applications

Foundation Future Industries, a humanoid robotics company, is exploring potential military uses for its robots, according to its CEO. The firm counts Eric Trump, son of President Donald Trump, as its chief strategy adviser. The CEO told WIRED the company is looking into what he described as some 'kinetic things,' a term often associated with combat or weapons-related activities. The company's pivot toward defense applications reflects a broader trend of robotics firms seeking military contracts. No further operational details about the robots or specific defense programs were disclosed.

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Hegseth Proposes Testosterone Therapy for US Troops Amid Scientific Skepticism

US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth has proposed administering testosterone therapy to members of the American military. The plan has drawn sharp criticism from scientists and medical experts who say it reflects a poor understanding of how hormones work in the human body. Testosterone levels and their effects are highly complex, and boosting them does not straightforwardly translate into improved physical or combat performance. Critics describe the proposal as rooted in junk science rather than credible medical or military research.

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OpenAI Faces Legal and Reputational Pressure Amid Rivalry With Anthropic

Apple has filed a lawsuit against OpenAI, adding to the company's growing legal and reputational challenges. The dispute is among several developments putting pressure on OpenAI as it competes with rival AI firm Anthropic. Analysts are examining whether these setbacks could weaken OpenAI's competitive position in the rapidly evolving AI industry. The situation was discussed in depth on Wired's Uncanny Valley podcast, which also covered New York's regulatory moves against data centers and a public health topic involving cyclosporiasis.

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Salad Chain Visits Decline Amid Cyclosporiasis Outbreak Concerns

Foot traffic to leafy green restaurant chains has dropped following fears linked to cyclosporiasis, a parasitic illness associated with contaminated produce. Data tracking customer visits indicates a measurable decline in patronage at these establishments. The downturn reflects growing public concern over the risk of contracting the illness, which can cause severe gastrointestinal symptoms. Despite the warnings, some customers have continued dining at salad chains, with at least one telling WIRED they had not considered the health risks before visiting.

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Face Masks Offer Partial Protection Against Wildfire Smoke, Experts Say

Wildfire smoke poses a serious threat to air quality and public health for millions of people. While face masks can provide some protection against harmful smoke particles, experts indicate they are not sufficient on their own. A broader set of precautions is recommended to adequately shield individuals and families from smoke-related health risks. Authorities are urging people to adopt a comprehensive approach that goes beyond simply wearing a mask when air quality deteriorates.

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Xgimi Titan Noir Max Review: Vivid Picture Quality at a Reasonable Price

Xgimi has released the Titan Noir Max, a high-end home projector for 2026. The device stands out for delivering exceptionally vivid and bright visuals alongside deep, inky black levels. Despite its premium image quality, the projector does not carry the five-figure price tag typically associated with top-tier home projection systems. The Titan Noir Max positions itself as an accessible option for home theater enthusiasts seeking flagship-level performance without an extreme cost.

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Cyclospora Outbreak Sparks Widespread Public Anxiety Across the US

A cyclosporiasis outbreak in the United States has prompted growing public concern about the intestinal parasite. Cyclospora cayetanensis causes a diarrheal illness that can persist for weeks if left untreated. As news of the outbreak spreads, many people are self-diagnosing with the condition even without confirmed exposure. Health anxiety around the parasite appears to be spreading at a pace that rivals the illness itself. Officials and health experts are working to distinguish confirmed cases from those driven by fear rather than infection.

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Anthropic Backs State AI Laws but Warns They May Already Be Outdated

AI company Anthropic has been actively supporting state-level artificial intelligence regulation across the United States. The company endorsed significant AI transparency legislation in both California and New York in 2024. However, Anthropic's head of US state and local policy has cautioned that even these recently backed laws may already be falling behind the pace of AI development. The company's position reflects a broader concern that regulation needs to move faster to keep up with rapid advancements in the field.

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Swatch Launches Gold MoonSwatch 1969 Edition With Lottery-Based Purchase System

Swatch has unveiled the Mission to the Moon 1969, a new limited-edition MoonSwatch model. The watch features components made from Omega's 18K Moonshine Gold, making it a premium addition to the collaborative line. Rather than selling the watch through a first-come, first-served retail launch, Swatch is requiring interested buyers to enter a lottery for a chance to purchase one. The lottery system appears designed to avoid the chaotic crowd scenes that plagued earlier MoonSwatch releases.

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XPeng Launches Budget EV L03 Globally With Premium Design Ambitions

Chinese electric vehicle maker XPeng has unveiled its new affordable electric car, the L03, targeting budget-conscious consumers without compromising on style. The vehicle has drawn comparisons to the Ferrari Luce concept due to its striking design. XPeng plans to roll out the L03 across 60 countries worldwide, signaling an aggressive international expansion strategy. The company is positioning the L03 to compete above its price class by combining accessible pricing with advanced technology and premium aesthetics.

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Best Sleeping Bags for 2026: Top Picks for Every Camper and Budget

Wired has compiled a curated list of 11 top-rated sleeping bags for 2026. The selection covers a wide range of needs, including ultralight options for serious hikers, warm-weather bags for casual campers, and models designed specifically for children. The guide aims to help consumers find the right bag regardless of their budget or camping style. Recommendations span activities from mountain climbing to family outings at local parks.

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Top Backpacking Water Filters of 2026 Tested and Ranked

Wired has evaluated a range of backpacking water filters to help outdoor enthusiasts find the best option for their needs. The tested brands include well-known names such as Sawyer, Katadyn, LifeStraw, and MSR. The review aims to cover a variety of adventure types and user preferences. Filters were assessed across multiple criteria to identify standout performers in each category.

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Goose App Faces Criticism Over Fake Profiles and Exclusivity Among Gay Men

Goose, a social app marketed as a friendship platform for gay men rather than a hookup service, is facing backlash from its own users. Members have raised concerns about the presence of fake profiles undermining trust on the platform. Users also report that the app applies strict and opaque acceptance standards that leave many feeling rejected. Beyond entry barriers, some members say the community itself struggles with broader inclusivity issues. The complaints, surfaced by WIRED, suggest a gap between the app's stated mission and the experience of its users.

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Hisense XR10 Smart Projector Brings TV's RGB Tech to Home Cinema

The Hisense XR10 is a smart projector that incorporates RGB backlighting, a technology previously associated with high-end televisions. The device is notably large in size but delivers vivid picture quality as a result of this advanced lighting system. RGB backlighting represents one of the most sought-after display technologies in the current TV market. The XR10 is positioned as a strong choice for consumers looking to enjoy outdoor or home movie screenings during the summer season.

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