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Elon Musk’s platform could learn a thing or two from its most popular alternative—like how to build a social platform people actually want to be on.

The entrepreneur says he’s cracking down on doxing. Many see his account-blocking spree as self-serving.

If Twitter had implemented its rules uniformly, other world leaders would have been banned too.

The viral chatbot wasn’t up to writing a WIRED newsletter. But it’s fluent enough to raise questions about how to keep eloquent AI systems accountable.

Governments, nonprofits, and small startups hope to scoop up people let go by the likes of Meta and Amazon. It’s their big chance to lure top-tier talent.

Companies are exploring how to adapt powerful new chatbot technology to negotiate with customer service—and to persuade humans to buy stuff.

A Portuguese island created a village for remote workers, promising community to the newcomers and prosperity to the locals—then delivered on neither.

At the company’s next annual meeting, shareholders will be asked to pressure the company over contracts with US immigration and the Israeli government.

WIRED’s editor in chief reflects on a cacophonous year in Big Tech, crypto, and more, and predicts where 2023 may lead.

The suit claims the company lacks adequate moderation to prevent widespread hate speech that has led to violence and death.