San Francisco's Vision Zero truck can maneuver in tighter, slower pedestrian-friendly streets.

Opinion: It's time for the government to establish a Federal Platform Commission and treat companies like Facebook as a state.

The Federal Communications Commission Thursday is expected to repeal a 1975 rule that bars TV stations from owning newspapers in the same city, opening the door to media consolidation.

After hackers exposed a way to freeze the delivery service's security cameras, Amazon will push out a fix later this week.

Bryan Johnson wants to build a "neuroprosthesis," or a brain-computer interface, to help humans “coevolve” with artificial intelligence.

The transmission, Sónar Calling GJ273b, explains Earth's concept of music, from basic addition up.

Yes, it will probably run on batteries, but what is Elon Musk going to do about charging them? Here's how to watch.

Behind many consumer websites, software companies track users' moves, potentially exposing personal information such as medical conditions or prescription-drug use.

A new charter for the Vulnerabilities Equities Process sheds some light, but doesn't fix the underlying problems.

The pro skater also has some tips for doing eggplants.

Your state's gun laws might protect you—but the laws of neighboring states could put you at risk.

We've got deals on Dell, Samsung, LG, and other great name-brand products.

Bigfooters flocked to the town of Willow Creek, California last month to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the infamous Patterson-Gimlin footage.

A selection of gifts for the Apple, Mac, and iPhone faithful.

Whether they use batteries, fuel cells, or jet engines, cleaner, quieter big rigs are about to hit the road.

The world's most popular search engine became a verb, at the cost of the romance of the early internet.

Royalty-free composers don’t have any control over what happens to their work—even if it ends up scoring hate speech.

Facebook Live may have found its ultimate purpose as a social sales tool. That is, if Facebook doesn't put a stop to it.

A small team at Microsoft is responsible for making sure a billion Windows devices stay coordinated in the face of daylight savings, time zones shifts, or any other surprises.

Anthony Levandowski, the engineer at the heart of the Uber/Google lawsuit, is serious about his artificial intelligence religion.

Demographic data may contribute to algorithms’ accuracy, but it also complicates their use.

Artificial intelligence was supposed to steal our jobs. Instead, they're reinventing what counts as human work.

The GOP taxa plan is a mess, but a smart tax policy could put a dent in both inequality and monopolies.

Study says US jobs increasingly require basic tech skills, but workers are not keeping pace.

Former Time Warner CEO Richard Parsons and investment head Rachel Lam plan to invest in digital media, machine learning, big data and esports startups.

Every OnePlus model except for the original shipped with "Engineer Mode," essentially a backdoor for anyone who get their hands on your device.

You could climb out of a hole with a ladder or a rope—or you could call on your formidable physics knowledge.

Ever cried while watching 'Grey's Anatomy' on the subway? Netflix is on to you.

A new study gives fascinating insight into how pumping sulfur into the stratosphere could affect hurricanes.

Friends, friends of friends, advertisers; keeping track of Facebook's privacy settings can get confusing. Here's how to get yours just right.

As videogame companies move toward turning their products into services, are they forgetting to make their titles interesting places to play?

This high-quality Razer controller lacks one key feature—wireless.

Your Twitter feed is a cesspool of bad jokes, trolls, and @realDonaldTrump. Fix it with finely curated lists.

After years of pushing for a more effective emergency alert system, the carriers have finally come around to making improvements.

Yes, twins can unlock each other's iPhones. But kids accessing their parents' devices raises different concerns.

Missouri's attorney general issues a subpoena to Google over antitrust and consumer-protection issues, in what could be the first of many such moves.

Economics has problems with bias, reproducibility, and statistical power. You know, like all the other social sciences.

Ok, it's not really a hyperloop, but it *will* get you to the airport.

A rare court case exposes the all-too-common horror of online harassment that followed when one woman broke off a relationship.

Especially if you question its commitment to radical transparency.

A new study finds that the heart-rate sensor in an Apple Watch can suggest health problems, adding to its allure.

Donald Trump has pulled the US out of the Paris accord—but other Americans are standing with the world to help fight the ‘existential crisis’ of global warming

A provision in the Senate tax-cut bill would tax stock options when they vest, rather than when they're exercised, worrying venture capitalists and entrepreneurs.

The inventor and author talks with WIRED Editor-in-Chief Nicholas Thompson about progress in artificial intelligence and how humans should control it.

This affordable, tough Amazon tablet is great for kids and parents alike.

The new novel, about a troubled smuggler who finds herself caught up in a metallurgy-based conspiracy, is out November 14.

It's like everything is connected, man.

From coffee and games to headphones and gadgets, here's a selection of gifts for the inexpensive end of the holiday list.

San Francisco startup Embark is using robotrucks to move refrigerators along the I-10 freeway.