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by Arvind Narayanan on (#3KE8D)
Opinion: A new paper says dirty content encoded in the blockchain could make cryptocurrencies illegal. That's wrong.
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Updated | 2025-07-18 09:16 |
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by Ian McMahan on (#3KE33)
The NFL will start sharing RFID data on its players with every team—opening up questions about the ethics of analytics in the game.
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by Lily Hay Newman on (#3KE31)
The unfortunately named MuslimCrypt uses steganography to pass discreet messages through images online.
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by Peter Rubin on (#3KDZ2)
Steven Spielberg's adaptation of Ernest Cline's VR-fueled adventure novel is fun—but doesn't go beyond its pop culture thrills.
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by Wired Staff on (#3KDZ0)
We picked the best Xbox One games and deals in Microsoft's massive 2018 Xbox Spring Sale!
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by Tom Simonite on (#3KDYY)
Facial recognition systems are better at identifying whites than people of other ethnic groups. Companies like Gfycat are trying to fix the problem.
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by Joi Ito on (#3KDYW)
WIRED columnist Joi Ito on the polarizing, poorly understand concept of universal basic income—and why its moment may have finally arrived.
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by Alex Davies on (#3KD68)
The Chinese-backed automaker is the most recent addition to a growing armada of automakers making electric cars.
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by Miranda Katz on (#3KCTD)
Drivers say competition from Uber and Lyft is lowering their incomes, contributing to four recent driver suicides.
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by Eric Niiler on (#3KCPJ)
Engineers hope a special heat shield will keep the craft cool while it collects space weather info.
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by Louise Matsakis on (#3KCM9)
Here's how to parse the downloadable file of data the social network has about you.
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by Jack Stewart on (#3KCFX)
The new electric concept from Hyundai's upscale line, just unveiled at the New York Auto Show, has a transparent hood, but no engine to show off.
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by Sophia Chen on (#3KBZJ)
Physicists have discovered a galaxy 65 million light years away with so little dark matter that it may contain none at all.
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by Jason Parham on (#3KBHS)
Donald Trump ruined television—just look at the *Roseanne* reboot.
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by Rhett Allain on (#3KBC1)
Anything you can do with a pencil and paper is worth doing in code.
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by Tom Pendergast on (#3KB62)
The General Data Protection Regulation coming to Europe this spring emphasizes how different societies value personal data and privacy.
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by Josie Colt on (#3KB60)
When people are impersonating their pets online, they tend to be really, really nice.
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by Katherine Ellison on (#3KB1H)
Under the Trump administration, untested, privately funded projects to manipulate the climate have been gaining unprecedented momentum.
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by Sandra Upson on (#3KAX5)
Ubiquity6 wants to be a platform on which others build AR experiences.
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by Arielle Pardes on (#3KAX3)
Apple's new, cheaper iPad still can't compete with Chromebooks in the classroom.
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by Nitasha Tiku on (#3KAX1)
The changes put all the privacy settings in a single place, instead of being spread out across nearly 20 different screens.
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by Jack Stewart on (#3K9N9)
The company will buy 20,000 electric I-Paces and use them to create a massive platoon of self-driving ridesharing cars.
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by Klint Finley on (#3K9HA)
An appeals court rules that Google violated Oracle's copyright when it built a version of Java for the Android operating system, in the latest twist in an 8-year saga.
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by Louise Matsakis on (#3K9EQ)
New research shows how infrequently bloggers label affiliate marketing campaigns according to FTC guidelines.
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by Alex Davies on (#3K98Y)
As self-driving tech changes life on the street, expect lots of cities and states to write their own rules. They’ve done it before.
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by Angela Watercutter on (#3K990)
Sara Gilbert's Darlene wasn't gay, but she became an icon to the LGBTQ community.
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by Nitasha Tiku on (#3K93N)
Facebook CEO is expected to answer questions about the company's privacy practices and the use of its data.
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by Michael Calore on (#3K8P2)
Apple refreshed its lowest cost iPad, adding Pencil support and other software features designed for use in schools.
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by Brian Barrett on (#3K8F3)
For years, Facebook has left a privacy setting on its site that addresses a problem that no longer exists.
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by Michael Hardy on (#3K7YP)
Luca Campigotto captures the country's spectacular urban spaces in his latest photography collection.
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by Wired Staff on (#3K7T0)
Get ready for warmer weather with some tech deals.
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by Erin Griffith on (#3K7SY)
There’s no mundanity safe from the impulses of millennial-hungry startups catering to their favorite demographic.
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by Kate Connolloy on (#3K5G4)
Thomas Hildebrandt has been collecting samples from the white rhinoceros with colleagues for about 15 years.
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by Matt Simon on (#3K7K5)
Clean, tasty coffee that begins life in a lab takes a cue from the cultivation of marijuana.
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by Blanca Myers on (#3K8P4)
More women than ever are finding work in the legal, medical, and technical fields. So why are women avoiding computer science?
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by CaitlinHarrington on (#3K8F5)
With access to more tutorials, audiences, and distribution channels than ever before today's kids are truly becoming teen idols.
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by Ellen Airhart on (#3K7T8)
We all get old, and at some point, everyone's going to need an app that embiggens that doggone tiny mouse type.
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by Hayley Campbell on (#3K7T6)
Alkaline hydrolysis is a clean, green method for dissolving a body into its chemical building blocks; the runny remains just wash down the drain.
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by Blanca Myers on (#3K7T4)
For as long as we've had screens, people have worried whether too much screen time would make kids less healthy, more violent, and hopelessly distracted.
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by Virginia Heffernan on (#3K7T2)
Our eyes are hardening; we can barely see our phones any more. We must learn to look at the wider world.
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by Sarah Fallon on (#3K7KK)
Developmental psychologist Alison Gopnik wants us to take a deep breath—and focus on the quality, not quantity, of the time kids use tech.
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by Eva Holland on (#3K7KH)
Thanks to advances in neonatal care, Baby Boy Green joined a generation of premature babies whose survival would have been unimaginable a generation ago.
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on (#3K7KF)
The Life Issue: From miracle babies to swipe-happy seniors, how we're born, how we live, how we die—it's all going to change.
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by Phuc Pham on (#3K7KD)
Modified instruments have led to fewer preterm deliveries and C-sections for mothers, and these surgeries have helped improve survival rates for infants.
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by Ellen Airhart on (#3K7KB)
We asked researchers to help us build a device that's optimized for folks whose sight and motor skills are beginning to fade.
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by Robin Marantz Henig on (#3K7K9)
To stave off what's called "anticipated gamete exhaustion," would-be moms could freeze their ovarian tissue and have it re-implanted it later.
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by Andy Greenberg on (#3K7K7)
Researchers point out serious gaps in the privacy promises of stealth cryptocoin Monero.
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by Matt Simon on (#3K5K6)
We've assembled seven astronauts to prove just how smart and cool they are by answering the top 50 Googled questions about space.
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by Louise Matsakis on (#3K5G6)
The Federal Trade Commission's probe comes on the heels of the Cambridge Analytica scandal, in which 50 million Americans' Facebook data was reportedly improperly retained by the data firm.
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by Antonio GarcÃa MartÃnez on (#3K4YD)
WIRED columnist Antonio Garcia Martinez on how the blockchain can help us tell the difference between real videos and fake ones.
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