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For those who love Western classical music, it's a godsend. But as a global app, Apple Music Classical barely scratches the surface.

The transition from traditional logins to cryptographic passkeys is getting messy. But don’t worry—there’s a plan.

The algae Melosira arctica is the foundation of the food chain, and its contamination could have major consequences for ecosystems and the climate.

Barsys’ app-enabled drink-mixing device tells you what to add to the glass and when to add it. But it’s too impractical and expensive to recommend.

The image sharing and hosting site is about to wipe out countless images. Some see it as bending to political pressure to push sex workers offline.

Snag new shoes for the warmer weather, or trick out your current pair with fun charms. Now is the time to see what the fuss is about.

The programmer Q&A site joins Reddit in demanding compensation when its data is used to train algorithms and ChatGPT-style bots

A survey by the Pew Research Center found that most employees expect hiring, firing, and workplace assessment to be transformed by algorithms.

After achieving liftoff, the Starship vehicle failed to separate from its Super Heavy booster rocket.

It’s not just tens of thousands of classic films being left behind by the move to ditch DVDs—it’s people too.

The mass compromise of the VoIP firm's customers is the first confirmed incident where one software supply chain attack enabled another, researchers say.

Menstruation suppression is only a starting point. A more just and safe world for all bodies means shifting the questions we ask.

Ethernet delivers stable, speedy, secure wired connections to the internet and between devices.

ChatGPT and other bots have revived conversations on artificial general intelligence. Scientists say algorithms won’t surpass you any time soon.

A new breed of self-care companies has a salve for fragile masculinity: lavender- and tapioca-scented deodorants and moisturizers for the nutsack.

The court has given itself a deadline extension until late Friday night to decide whether mifepristone should remain legal.

The breach of the right-wing provocateur was simply a way of “stirring up some drama,” the attacker tells WIRED. But the damage could have been much worse.

The streaming giant is killing its video-by-mail service. These are the final words of one of its longest-serving discs.

Scientists believe lasting symptoms following a coronavirus infection is not a single disorder. New clinical trials could more effectively reach solutions.

Meta is finally allowing people to add more links to their Instagram profiles. It’s an existential threat to link-in-bio companies.

Survivors of the 18th-century crash of the HMS Wager undertook the perilous task of salvaging what was left of the vessel. Then, mutiny followed.

WIRED's spiritual advice columnist responds to a preteen who's worried about already having wasted too much of their life.

Generative AI is a tool, which means it can be used by cybercriminals, too. Here’s how to protect yourself.

Damon Lindelof’s new Peacock series is about a tech-averse nun on a quest for the Holy Grail. And that’s the least zany thing about it.

We sat down with the CEO of Affirm to talk about the “buy now, pay later” model and just what makes him an “unabashed techno-utopian.”

Upgrade your kitchen and bedroom or grab some new tools to photograph and explore the great outdoors.

Boost your knowledge and your skills with this transformational tech.

More than half of the enterprise routers researchers bought secondhand hadn’t been wiped, exposing sensitive info like login credentials and customer data.

You can carry this compact camp cooker like a suitcase to go anywhere and grill anything.

These accounts claim they’re warning people about alleged pickpockets and thieves, but they’re also stoking fear and hate.

Phil Plait’s new book, Under Alien Skies, helps space fans imagine what it would be like to visit stars and other worlds.

A new generation of AI algorithms can feel like they’re reaching artificial general intelligence—but it’s not clear how to measure that.

Science fiction illustrates the perspective-bending challenge of conjuring intelligent life that’s radically different from humans.

Nigeria’s Itana partnered with Binance and the Charter Cities Institute to build a physical tech hub near Lagos, but the plan has sparked controversy.

The 350-mile Polestar 4 attempts to maximize interior space and right the wrongs of the much-maligned SUV coupé.

The streamer’s highly anticipated reunion left many disappointed, showing that TV might have a leg up on streaming when it comes to live programming.

Three criminal cases detail China's alleged attempts to extend its security forces' influence online—and around the globe.

VW’s latest big electric cruise sedan showcases new tech and impressive aerodynamics, but can it take on the Hyundai Ioniq 6 and Tesla Model S?

The Pentagon document leaks and the Ghost of Kyiv myth rose from the platform’s culture of one-upmanship—and reveal its blurred lines between games and war.

The discovery of malicious encryptors for Apple computers could herald new risks for macOS users if the malware continues to evolve.

These open-back headphones have buttery bass, but they face stiff competition from their cheaper siblings.

Can the pulsating Pulsetto really reduce stress, improve sleep, and alleviate anxiety? For us, it had a radically different effect.

The US government will pull the plug on the servers powering the nation’s Covid notifications on May 11. States aren’t rushing to boot up replacements.

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Twitter’s suppression of trans joy can kill, at the precise moment we need to be strong.

The single-dose antibiotic regimen dramatically reduces transmission of chlamydia, gonorrhea, and syphilis. But it doesn’t have the CDC’s blessing yet.

Sam Altman says the research strategy that birthed ChatGPT is played out and future strides in artificial intelligence will require new ideas.

Documents obtained by WIRED detail hundreds of investigations by the US agency into alleged database misuse that includes harassment, stalking, and more.

There are already countless songs on Spotify, Apple Music, and SoundCloud. And as tunes become easier to create, anyone can add to the copyright din.

Neil Buckland uses a DIY microscopic camera system to create monolithic images that reveal the tiny elemental details of extraterrestrial rocks.