A starter framework for evaluating security and assessing risks when your AI agent works where you work
A conference dedicated to the future of work after automation
Plus: AI dictation etiquette, Microsoft’s vision for the agentic web, and the models we’re reaching for this week
Plus: An AI writing policy that makes writers do the thinking, Zuckerberg’s AI Future for Everyone runs on Meta, and a tool that keeps your agents from timing out
The app worked. Nobody, including me, had checked whether it was safe.
Plus: An honest read on GPT-Live, three Maven instructors on unlearning, and the best agent builder is… Microsoft’s?
The custom tools we created for ‘Before the Deluge’—and what they tell us about the state of AI design
Plus: The race for AI coding supremacy, the models Every is using, and a one-shot data visualization
Plus a workflow for managing agents while doing the dishes, why AI needs to be more social, and who to follow on X for design inspiration
How to apply your expertise when AI absorbs the work
You just have to survive the onboarding, the 404s, and 80 things called Copilot to find it
Plus: How OpenAI is remaking software development, our guide to working by voice, and the Builder Pack tops $9,000 in credits
A practical guide for using voice to build tools, patch bugs, write articles and generally get more done
Plus: Paper and Mobbin join Every’s Builder Pack—now with $9,000 in free credits
Plus: Buzz enters the chat, a tool for protecting against Sol 5.6’s tendency to delete stuff, and a deep pull from our podcast archive featuring Wired cofounder Kevin Kelly
Plus: How to audit old agent instructions, habits you unlearn when you start working for yourself, a solution for Claude-isms, and the new-model tests we may be neglecting
I left my corporate job to start my AI and product design business. Here’s what I had to unlearn.
An exclusive look at how OpenAI’s infrastructure team is adapting to a flood of AI-generated code
Plus: Our Claude Opus 5 Vibe Check, what makes an AI workflow stick, and the expertise trap that a prompt can’t shortcut
Anthropic’s latest Opus can do impressive work—but getting it there may require dismantling the systems you already use
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