Tag Archives: Wired

Technology, corporate greed, and supply-chain chaos are transforming life behind the wheel of a big rig. I went on the road to find exactly how.

The Department of Justice warned a provider of tenant-screening software that its technology must comply with fair housing law.

By reinstating banned accounts and selling blue checks, Musk has supercharged “the most dangerous” Covid disinformation.

The chair of the Federal Trade Commission explains why she wants to ban companies from locking up employees with noncompete clauses.

Hidden screening devices are used to track the movement of dangerous materials—and recently caught a shipment of uranium at London’s Heathrow Airport.

The loquacious bot has Microsoft ready to sink a reported $10 billion into OpenAI. It’s unclear what products can be built on the technology.

EV sales are booming. But to keep the momentum going and make a dent in carbon emissions, the US will have to build a vast new charging infrastructure

A London-based startup is networking seamsters with the goal of personalizing fit and making garments last longer.

In the past year algorithms got a lot better at generating illustrations, art, and photo-real scenes. Next up? Video.

A glitch in the so-called NOTAM system caused the agency to ground flights across the US. But its problems go back years.