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by Matt Simon on (#3JV3C)
Researchers are developing clever robots that use AI to examine and classify plankton, the pivotal organisms at the base of our oceanic food chain.
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by Patrick Farrell on (#3JV3A)
Lael Wilcox pedals a distance nearly equal to a trip around the globe every 12 months.
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by Robbie Gonzalez on (#3JV0X)
It's sticky, it's icky, it's cannabis-derived oleoresin!
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by Jack Stewart on (#3JV0V)
Elon Musk's car for the masses lives up to the hype. Now he just has to build the thing.
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by Cady Voge on (#3JV0Z)
Faced with runaway inflation and a weak national currency, Venezuelans are turning to cryptocurrencies to store savings and conduct some transactions.
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by Nitasha Tiku on (#3JTV1)
A bill that would amend a bedrock internet law in the name of curbing online sex trafficking is headed to President Trump after Senate approval Wednesday.
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by Brian Barrett on (#3JT81)
In an interview with WIRED, Mark Zuckerberg seemed to accept the idea of some US regulation. Other countries could provide the blueprint.
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by Jason Tanz on (#3JT83)
Facebook's CEO addresses the Cambridge Analytica mess, but avoids the bigger questions.
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by Nicholas Thompson on (#3JT57)
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg talks with WIRED Editor-in-Chief Nicholas Thompson about Cambridge Analytica's use of Facebook data and the company's response.
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by Adam Rogers on (#3JT3R)
San Francisco and Oakland are suing oil companies for money to protect against sea level rise.
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by Aarian Marshall on (#3JT3T)
And that the human safety driver was looking away from the road in the seconds leading up to the fatal impact.
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by Erin Griffith on (#3JSMD)
Uber founder Travis Kalanick is a CEO again, after investing $150 million in a real-estate company that owns parking lots.
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by Jessi Hempel on (#3JSMF)
Facebook was forged in its founders image. So unlike traditional companies—say Google or Microsoft—Zuckerberg’s silence has already harmed his bottom line.
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by Issie Lapowsky on (#3JSJ7)
After a series of revelations of data misuse ballooned into a company crisis, Facebook's founder finally broke his silence.
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by Matt Simon on (#3JS7B)
Researchers detail the evolution of the world’s strangest fish, and describe how it could be a potentially powerful tool for scientists to study ocean life.
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by Brian Barrett on (#3JS1K)
Despite the repeated privacy lapses, Facebook offers a fairly robust set of tools to control who knows what about you.
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by Klint Finley on (#3JRC4)
Stanford's John Hennessy, now chair of Google parent Alphabet, and Berkeley's David Patterson developed the Reduced Instruction Set Computer in the 1980s.
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by Michael Calore on (#3JRFA)
While potential photographic subjects would shy away from a DSLR-wielding tourist, barely a soul would notice a box as compact as Leica’s CL.
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by Lily Hay Newman on (#3JRC6)
Human error leads to countless leaky databases. But Google has some new protections in place to help cloud customers better help themselves.
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by Anthony Nadler on (#3JRC8)
Opinion: Facebook and Google should stop accepting political advertising from groups whose funders and true agenda are unclear.
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by Kif Leswing on (#3JPYB)
Unwanted calls and messages arriving on your iPhone? Block 'em all with our guide.
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by Issie Lapowsky on (#3JPJE)
Alexander Nix has been suspended until further notice and replaced by Cambridge's head of data, Alexander Tayler.
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by Sandra Upson on (#3JPAS)
Founders are no longer declaring their companies the "Uber of X." Instead, they're charming investors by having fun.
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by Nicholas Thompson on (#3JNNN)
As the Cambridge Analytica story broke over the weekend, Facebook has struggled to formulate a response.
by Michael Hardy on (#3JNNP)
The Mexican government spent billions trying to provide affordable housing to its citizens. This is the result.
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by Andy Greenberg on (#3JNJF)
Alphabet tech incubator Jigsaw wants to make it easy to run your own, more private virtual private network.
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by Sarah Scoles on (#3JNFM)
Photos from a network of 200 satellites will go into agricultural analytics tools, which could give farmers new insight.
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by Felix Salmon on (#3JNBX)
WIRED Columnist Felix Salmon on how companies like Wealthfront are drifting away from low-fee passive investing—and why customers should be skeptical.
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by Jessica Rosenworcel on (#3JN9M)
Opinion: The FCC's Jessica Rosenworcel argues that using blockchain technology to distribute wireless spectrum would be efficient and economical.
by Rhett Allain on (#3JN9K)
Sometimes real science isn't nearly as exciting as pretend science.
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by Julie Muncy on (#3JN4S)
The "interactive television" experience harkens back to a weird, stitched-together, decades-old videogame genre.
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by Megan Molteni on (#3JN12)
Precision medicine has finally broken into the mainstream.
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by Erin Griffith on (#3JN10)
A study finds that hackathon sponsors take advantage of free labor to create "fictional expectations of innovation that benefits all."
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by Antonio GarcÃa MartÃnez on (#3JM91)
WIRED columnist Antonio Garcia Martinez on why Cambridge Analytica’s targeting efforts probably didn’t even work—and why Facebook should be embarrassed anyway.
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by Julie Muncy on (#3JKWY)
Like the gaming world itself, the annual developer conference stands at a crossroads.
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by Brian Barrett on (#3JKTE)
You give Facebook all of your data in exchange for using their service—an exchange that seems increasingly out of whack.
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by Jessi Hempel on (#3JKRM)
It was no secret that Cambridge Analytica was manipulating people with big data. But it took a former employee’s reckoning to provoke outrage.
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by Aarian Marshall on (#3JKJ2)
The first deadly crash raises questions about how quickly autonomous driving technology is progressing—and who's in charge of keeping everybody safe.
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by Issie Lapowsky on (#3JKJ4)
In undercover videos filmed by Britain’s Channel 4 news, Cambridge Analytica executives appear to offer up various unsavory tactics to influence campaigns.
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by Jeffrey Van Camp on (#3JKJ6)
The HTC Vive VR system is finally getting affordable as the new Vive Pro goes up for preorder.
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by Robbie Gonzalez on (#3JKAQ)
Just grab a window seat and don't move.
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by Tom Simonite on (#3JJ3D)
The software can detect tone and emotion in both customers and agents, then offer motivational suggestions.
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by Matt Simon on (#3JJ3B)
The PoulBot is teaching researchers about flocking behavior and about the cues animals need to fall in love with their robot overlords.
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by Nitasha Tiku on (#3JJ1Q)
The EU's General Data Protection Regulation takes effect May 25, requiring that people know, understand, and consent to the data collected about them.
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by Graeme McMillan on (#3JG2W)
Last week, President Trump advocated for a military corps "like the Army and the Navy, but for space."
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by Arielle Pardes on (#3JG06)
Instagram doesn't make it easy, but that doesn't mean you can't do it.
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by Katia Moskvitch on (#3JFXY)
Researchers are building a case that long before the nervous system works, the brain sends crucial bioelectric signals to guide the growth of embryonic tissues.
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by Vijith Assar on (#3JFY0)
Spectre fixes forced browsers to break the compatibility covenant of the web. Other unchecked technologies could cause even deeper damage.
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by Jeremy Bailenson on (#3JG08)
VR is coming, but it’s not right for every kind of experience. Here are three rules to create by.
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by Issie Lapowsky on (#3JEFS)
New reports indicate that Cambridge Analytica, the data team affiliated with Trump's 2016 presidential campaign, harvested data from 50 million Facebook users—and Facebook failed to stop them.
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