Keleops Group completed the acquisition of Kotaku from G/O Media in an all-cash asset deal, expanding its U.S. presence and strengthening its position as a leader in digital media. The acquisition follows the successful integration of Gizmodo and aims to grow its audience and commercial synergies in the gaming and tech sectors.

Business Insider has hired TechCrunch reporter Charles Rollet as a tech reporter in San Francisco. He previously worked at IPVM covering AI and surveillance, freelanced for Wired and Gizmodo, and reported for the Phnom Penh Post. Rollet holds degrees from Northwestern University and New York University.

The article discusses the concerns regarding the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) under RFK Jr.'s leadership. It highlights the significant staff and funding cuts, which have left the agency vulnerable to cybersecurity threats. The Computer Security Incident Response Center (CSIRC) is particularly at risk, with the departure of critical staff and contractors. The HHS spokesperson denies these concerns but acknowledges the need for a secure and modernized HHS.

OpenAI, led by CEO Sam Altman, showcased a new AI model designed for creative writing, generating a short metafictional story. While Altman expressed enthusiasm, some critics, including Kyle Barr from Gizmodo and Jess Kinghorn from PC Gamer, described the writing as poor and unimpressive. The model aims to assist authors with brainstorming ideas and writing creative content, potentially impacting the job market for writers.

The article discusses a series of mistakes made by the engineering and executive team of Dogecoin (DOGE), led by Elon Musk. These errors highlight a deliberate, risky strategy that can be destructive. Brian Barrett, the executive editor of news at WIRED, provides context for the article's coverage.