Wired is a topic tracked in our intelligence system with 5 linked articles.
Treasury CIO Sam Corcos expands to three acting roles at GSA, signaling cross-agency IT leadership shifts with potential impact on federal modernization and procurement.
MIT Tech Review’s The Download flags a sweeping FTC robotics import ban under Trump protectionism, plus multiple hard data points (ICE’s DNA collection ~1M people, a $100M drone AI upgrade deal, a 7-person casualty, and a 71% license-plate reader error) and regulatory moves (New York data-center moratorium), highlighting regulatory and governance risks across robotics, AI, and surveillance tech.
Zanskar bought a failing New Mexico geothermal plant in 2024 amid rapid heat loss in shallow wells, and the story outlines revival efforts.
Colossal Biosciences is reportedly seeking new capital at a $20–$30 billion valuation, backed by prior $60 million government investments and multiple spinouts with notable funding/valuations, signaling potential upside but substantial execution and regulatory risks.
GPTZero accuses EY Canada’s loyalty-report Points of Attack of hallucinated citations, highlighting data-quality and source-fraud risks that could affect investment and regulatory perceptions.
Spotify adds narrated long-form magazine articles (≈650 English pieces) to Premium with 15 hours of audiobook listening per month, while free users can buy individual articles at $1.99; licensing comes from major publishers and the content is narrated using a mix of human and digital voices, signaling a broader push into monetizable audio and cross-sell to audiobooks.
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