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Try as they might, crypto companies pressured by the trading platform’s collapse are failing to bail themselves out.

The exposure of hundreds of millions of email addresses puts pseudonymous users of the social network at risk.

The next big thing in tech isn’t the blockchain or the metaverse—it’s a mind-bending wave of algorithmic content machines.

It deserves to be seen on the big screen.

Automated systems are increasingly making decisions in the workplace. Here's how to curb the potential harms and abuses.

Sometimes it’s OK to have a graveyard of forgotten shows.

This week on Gadget Lab, our hosts report from consumer tech’s biggest show of the year, held in Las Vegas.

These are the products, prototypes, and ideas that most clearly signaled the future at this year’s consumer tech showcase.

ClientEarth helps shape new laws and enforce old ones to protect the planet and its most vulnerable inhabitants.

Companies trialing the metaverse space say it’s kind of fun, but only in small doses.

Precision weapons, satellites, and AI have changed how we fight—and who sees the consequences.

The January 6 Committee’s 841-page report will go down as one of the most important documents in US history. These key details stand out.

From retrofitting buildings to rethinking farming, electrifying transport, and prioritizing reforestation, the EU is chasing net zero.

A European Union ruling against Meta marks the beginning of the end of targeted ads.

The infamous, FSB-connected Turla group took over other hackers' servers, exploiting their USB drive malware for targeted espionage.

From Iran's reigning master of cinema to wolf-eating witches, these are the best films you didn't see last year.

Amid internet shutdowns in Iran, the encrypted messaging app is introducing proxy connections that can help people get online.

If professors in 16 US states can’t use the platform at work, they won’t be able to research this communication pillar—or teach their students about it.

Tech's big show rolls on, with more visions of the future on display. Here are some more of the coolest gadgets we've seen.

It’s not too late to move toward your ideal social media existence. You could opt for Mastodon or Post, or stay and hope things turn around.

Abdulrahman Khalid was forced to flee his country because of his outspoken atheism. Now, he’s helping others in the same position—for profit.

A network of trading platforms is restructuring the seafood industry and tackling waste.

Researchers are applying digital listening technology to the natural world. It turns out it has quite a lot to say to us—and not all of it sounds good.

World Weather Attribution ties disasters and extreme conditions to climate change—providing crucial leverage for legal and policy battles.

Each year thousands die because there aren’t enough organs for transplants, and I may be one of them. It’s time to start compensating donors.

This CES concept car uses e-ink technology to switch between 32 body colors, while its windshield offers a view of “mixed reality.”

The company unveiled Project Leonardo, a fully customizable, accessible console game controller, built with the help of the disabled community.

When police infiltrated the EncroChat phone system in 2020, they hit an intelligence gold mine. But subsequent legal challenges have spread across Europe.

Here's how to use your favorite shows to learn more about yourself—and enhance your everyday life, too.

It's also the best Star Wars series to date.

Tech’s biggest show is just getting started. We’ve already gotten the chance to try some fun gadgets.

You don’t need a studio to film your Sundance contender. Whether you’re home or on location, here’s the right equipment.

Genuine connection, authentic content, and no ‘likes’? Social media is being redefined, and legacy platforms must take heed.

To preserve humankind’s diverse bacteria, scientists are harvesting, freezing, and storing poop from around the world.

Humanity’s peculiar gait has long confounded engineers and biomechanists—but it might be one of nature’s clever tricks.

A country’s real wealth lies in its equality, environment, and happiness.

Zuck promised his “metaverse” could bring people together. All I got were glitches and disappointment.

This pet cam takes all the features we loved in its predecessor and quite literally turns them around.

Businesses can get a head start on VR life if they transition to 3D-centric content now.

As the state’s residents step up to save the sea cows, advocacy organizations believe the solution is less about lettuce—and more about leaders.

The CEO of Proton says new competition laws have finally given him a voice in Brussels, even as he fights the EU’s anti-encryption campaign.

Technology's biggest trade show must go on, in spite of rough economic headwinds. These are the trends and innovations to keep an eye out for.

WIRED visited the Geological Society of America conference to learn about the untapped potential of gigantic reptiles in gaming.

This type of devastating scheme ensnares victims and takes them for all they’re worth—and the threat is only growing.

Electric vehicles went mainstream in 2022, so 2023’s designs will be bold, weird, and wonderful. Here are a few flashes of inspiration.

Amid isolation fatigue, architects must incorporate more feeling into urban spaces, as doing so will benefit both people and the planet.

A new study shows that as temperatures drop, nasal cells release fewer of the tiny protectors that bind and neutralize invading germs.

Regenerative farming and upcycled ingredients are both on the menu for a resilient food system that’s better for humans and nature alike.

If you’re about to set your resolutions for 2023, stop. According to experts, this is how to pick the right ones, build good habits, and stay motivated.

Maintenance of FORM, the 1980s software that’s used for the field's hardest calculations, rests almost entirely with one septuagenarian physicist.