At SXSW 2016

A new company called Sandbar has unveiled a smart wearable called Stream Ring, which uses a microphone to record your softly spoken thoughts. And it’s powered by—you guessed it—an AI chatbot.

Despite 83,000 public cameras, crime in Mexico City remains high—and widespread surveillance raises myriad ethical issues.

Mauro Porcini is, amazingly, Samsung’s first ever chief design officer. He’s got a hell of a job ahead of him.

What happens now that AI is everywhere and in everything? WIRED can’t tell the future, but we can try to make sense of it. Behold: 17 readings from the furthest reaches of the AI age.

Tinglesbar incorporates ASMR into elementary school and doctor’s visits simulations, offering a social haven for introverts.

San Francisco is preparing for federal law enforcement’s invasion of the Bay Area, whether it happens or not.

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Plus: Aura’s new digital photo frame goes wireless, a mood-morphing watch, Wyze and TP-Link unveil solar-powered outdoor security cameras, and Intel will open “AI Experience Stores” in five cities.

Secret chatbot flings are creating new legal challenges for married couples when it comes to infidelity.

Ikea’s new 21-product series of bulbs, sensors, and remotes is dirt cheap, idiot-proof, Matter-ready, and designed to work with everything. But it’s still years from the promised house of the future.

Eight years of research and 10,000 prototypes have created a luxury water bottle claiming to redefine the experience of drinking H₂O, all for an eye-watering sum.