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690K views · 10K reactions | 'Me Time' stars Kevin Hart and Mark Wahlberg take the WIRED Autocomplete Interview and answer the internet's most searched questions about themselves. Why did Kevin Hart start acting? How many movies is Mark Wahlberg in? Does Kevin do his own stunts? Is Entourage about Mark Wahlberg? Does Kevin actually like The Rock? Does Mark really wake up at 2AM? | WIRED | Facebook

36K views · 557 reactions | Sabrina Carpenter answers the web's most searched questions about herself. Who did Sabrina Carpenter play in Harry Potter? Who did Sabrina voice in Phineas and Ferb? Is she related to Joey King? How many octaves can she sing? Is she going to play Spider-Gwen?? Sabrina answers all these questions and much more! | WIRED Autocomplete Interview | Facebook

4.3K views · 41 reactions | Johanna Voolich Wright and Cristos Goodrow from YouTube's Search and Discovery team answer the web's most searched questions about all things YouTube. How does YouTube use machine learning? How does the YouTube algorithm work? How exactly does search work? Does YouTube count your own views? Johanna and Cristos answer all these questions and much, much more! | WIRED Autocomplete Interview | Facebook

4.7K views · 47 reactions | The brutal terrain of Mars is bound to put a robot flat on its back. But that's why SpaceBok exists—the little four-legged machine that's taking the first steps toward going places no robot has gone before: https://wired.trib.al/ItZbHfN : Hendrik Kolvenbach/Eth Zurich | WIRED Science | Facebook

Meet Spot. This 4-legged robot could be your next coworker. Boston Dynamics is now allowing the famous robot to be leased. Its introduction to the workforce marks a unique moment, the start of an era in which humans work more closely with advanced machines. https://wired.trib.al/2fOWan9 | WIRED Science