Ooni’s first electric pizza oven is a fast and convenient (but tiny) pizza revelation.

Everything you need for a May full of fun and games—of every kind.

In May 2020, the US Department of Justice noticed Russian hackers in its network but did not realize the significance of what it had found for six months.

A new book by BuzzFeed News founder Ben Smith reveals how virality betrayed the news industry—but glosses over who really drove the clicks.

Android on a tablet has never looked or felt so good—and it’s a worthy iPad alternative.

This week, the Mouse House filed a suit claiming the Florida governor is weaponizing government power and stifling its free speech.

Average sea surface temperatures have soared to record highs, and stayed there. It’s a worrying signal of an ocean in crisis.

Light-on-dark displays tap into society's deepest fears about technology's ills. But reducing screen light isn't the same as putting your device away.

These high-end cans look fantastic and sound great, but they don’t have noise canceling or advanced EQ.

Earlier this month the company sought to remove videos of a YouTuber playing a new Zelda mod. It’s a move that goes against the spirit of interactivity that fuels the medium.

The security issues raised by ChatGPT and similar tech are just beginning to emerge, but Rob Joyce says it’s time to prepare for what comes next.

A programmer is building chatbots with opposing political views to make a point about biased AI. He’s also planning a centrist bot to bridge the divide.

The potential ban against the social media app is a troubling sign that US legislators are adopting a techno-nationalist stance all too similar to China’s.

This week on Gadget Lab, we dive into the market for male grooming products, scrotum deodorizers, and scented salves that target the nether regions.

Artificial intelligence can be a font of inspiration. Here’s how to use OpenAI’s AI chatbot the next time you’re spitballing ideas.

No matter what happens with generative AI, its disruptive forces are already beginning to play a role in the fast-approaching US presidential race.

The legislation would insert the government into online platforms’ age-verification efforts—a move that makes some US lawmakers queasy.

UK antitrust authorities have blocked its $69 billion deal to acquire Call of Duty publisher Activision Blizzard.

The law says you can’t falsely claim that celebrities are paying for Twitter Blue.

These hair dryers and straighteners can make every day a good hair day.

Baby monitors and nanny cams justify hawk-eyed supervision as a security necessity. In fact, they’re a political choice.

If your wearable struggles to make it through the day, these power-saving tips can help.

Coastal lands are subsiding and losing elevation—a “hidden vulnerability” that’s making rising seas all the worse.

The AI-powered chat interface transformed the second-place search engine into a trendsetter. Now the company is integrating ads and working on accuracy.

We spoke with a futurist to understand the difference between predicting what's coming down the pike and instead being ready for it emotionally.

The Securities and Exchange Commission has taken a hard line on digital assets. One of its own commissioners says it’s going too far.

Designers and architects are creating a new generation of buildings that emphasize reusable structures, recycled materials, and sustainable disassembly.

Studying people who live well beyond the age of 100 could reveal the secret to living longer, healthier lives. But the statistics tell another story.

The government wants the metaverse to be less about having fun and shopping and more about health care and industry.

The cybercriminals behind the Gootloader malware have found clever ways to avoid detection. But researchers are using those same mechanisms to stop them.

The former Fox News host didn’t just fuel far-right politics in the US. His rants have fed conspiracy theorists and extremists all over the world.

You can now sync sign-in codes across devices—but they aren’t end-to-end encrypted.

Sara Petersen’s new book explores the ways influencers shape our ideas about motherhood. But she lets her mega-influential subjects off the hook.

The death of a jogger in northern Italy has turned the reintroduction of bears into a fraught political issue.

The US Supreme Court’s upcoming decision could shift the interpretation of fair use law—and all the people, and tools, that turn to it for protection.

Don’t panic. Instead, teach your beloved offspring to answer the Three Questions of Streaming.

The first phase of the automaker's redevelopment of the historic Michigan Central station is aimed at bringing more tech workers to the city—and to Ford.

The Japanese company Ispace could be the first to safely touch down on the moon’s surface, with more spacecraft following later this year

To protect its Confidential Computing cloud infrastructure and gain critical insights, Google leans on its relationships with chipmakers.

Renewable generation projects are set to make this future fuel widely available. And it’s much more versatile than you think.

The Edge says the band's forthcoming Las Vegas residency is the “dawn of a new creative genre.”

The French automaker has big plans for this small electric car, and way ahead of its 2024 debut, WIRED got behind the wheel of an early build.

AI doesn't understand how humans read well enough to design type on its own. But it can help typographers make their work more accessible.

Residents and visitors in Sheffield can point their phone at the tops of buildings and see giant animated creatures spring to virtual life.

At the center of the much-maligned film is a beautifully bizarre sequence that secures the movie’s singularly strange affect.

The digital publisher grew fat off the back of Facebook’s fickle algorithm. Battered and bruised, it’s now going back to where it all began.

Levels of particulate matter in the world’s metro systems far exceed recommended limits—and the deeper you go, the worse it gets.

The chatbot is tempting physicians with its ability to spout medical information, but researchers warn against trusting AI with tough ethical decisions.

REI's house brand nails the details—big and small—with a well-priced duffel bag that works for everybody.

New calculations suggest that the event horizons will eventually “decohere” quantum possibilities—even those that are far away.