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CultureSpencer Pratt's 'Super Meth' Is Not Real, Experts Say
Super meth is a myth used by LA mayoral candidate Spencer Pratt, experts tell WIRED. The term fuels panic rather than addressing homelessness.
CarsUganda National E-Mobility Strategy Aims for Fossil-Free Transit by 2030
Uganda has announced its National E-Mobility Strategy, a $1.7 billion plan to electrify public transit including buses and motorcycle taxis by 2030.
AIScaling Autonomous Intelligence for Real Growth
Prakul Sharma of Deloitte explains how to scale autonomous intelligence beyond GenAI by addressing data and governance gaps.
TechPolymarket Insider Trading: What CFTC AI Means for You
The CFTC is using AI to catch Polymarket insider trading, targeting traders using VPNs. Here's the honest take.
GamingUnknown Worlds' No-Killing Ethos Defines Subnautica 2 Strategy
Unknown Worlds' no-killing ethos for Subnautica 2 remains a core design tenet. Design lead Anthony Gallegos acknowledges player resistance, yet confirms the studio's commitment to non-violent problem-solving, defining the franchise's unique market position.
TechAlso e-bike: $3,500 electric bike coming in 2026
The Also e-bike from Rivian founder RJ Scaringe costs $3,500 and is part of a new micromobility lineup. First US deliveries expected in 2026.
PolicyCFTC AI Enforcement Strategy Targets Prediction Market Insider Trading
The CFTC is using AI tools to catch insider trading in prediction markets, signaling a major regulatory shift for offshore platforms like Polymarket.
SpaceKosmos 2589: What Sky Watchers Should Know
All of this is visible to amateur astronomers and sky watchers – here is why Kosmos 2589 matters for you.
SecurityYellowKey exploit: BitLocker bypass warning
YellowKey exploit bypasses default Windows 11 BitLocker. Attackers can access encrypted drives. Here's what you need to do.
HealthMenB Vaccine Policy Reconsidered After Outbreak
After a meningitis death in Reading and an outbreak in Kent, UK reconsidering MenB vaccine policy. Wes Streeting asked advisers to review.
HealthTrained Immunity: Vaccines May Shield Brain From Dementia
The trained immunity hypothesis offers a new explanation for why routine vaccines like shingles and flu are linked to lower dementia risk.
