Every single one of the last N "big" Wired stories I can remember is a PR piece for some company. It's kind of amazing.
When did Wired become a mouthpiece for anyone who wants some PR? Or was it always like this? http://www.paulgraham.com/submarine.html
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same as it ever was :)
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had a conversation with my non-tech architect friend about AI, and he was convinced Wired was an authority on the subject :{
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it was certainly accused of being a booster/mouthpiece from the very first issue.
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I realized in early 2000's it was BS when they had a piece on diamonds as the future of semiconductors. Terrible rubbish.
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no mention of the challenges of CMOS integration or the supply chain and design ecosystem
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it's working on you
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