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Twitter, now X, opens up its ad revenue sharing program with global creators
By Sarah Perez | |
Earlier this month, Twitter — which has since rebranded as
The 12 Best Movies on Amazon Prime Right Now
By Matt Kamen, WIRED Staff | |
Over the past year or so, Netflix and Apple TV+
Elon Musk’s Quixotic Quest to Turn X Into an ‘Everything App’
By Ryan Mac | |
Four years ago, a billionaire tech executive leading one of
Layoffs by the numbers: Tracking companies laying off workers
By Julian Mark, Hamza Shaban, Aaron Gregg, Jacob Bogage | |
Comment on this storyCommentThe U.S. job market has been remarkably
If it hadn’t been for them meddlin’ kids
By Haje Jan Kamps | |
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Cryptography may offer a solution to the massive AI-labeling problem 
By Tate Ryan-Mosley | |
Adobe has also already integrated C2PA, which it calls content
John Romero’s ‘Doom’ Memoir Drops You Into Id’s Early Days
By Geek's Guide to the Galaxy | |
John Romero, cocreator of the popular first-person shooters Doom, Quake,
Valid account credentials are behind most cyber intrusions, CISA finds
By Matt Kapko | |
Valid account credentials are at the root of most successful
Quantum Tech Intended for National Security Is Testing U.S. Alliances
By Damien Cave | |
The Australian physicist shook the heavy metal box that resembled
New Jersey Supreme Court to hear Merck insurance dispute over NotPetya attack
By David Jones | |
The New Jersey Supreme Court agreed to review the legal
As Threads soars, Twitter rival Bluesky adopts a new personalized, algorithmic feed
By Sarah Perez | |
Bluesky, one of the many would-be Twitter replacements now on
How AI could change politics, and lifting the lid on Facebook
By Rhiannon Williams | |
April 2019Australia’s colonial history is dotted with fires so enormous
7 Best Google Assistant Speakers (2023): Smart Displays, Portable, and Soundbars
By Nena Farrell , Medea Giordano | |
There are several voice assistants locked in a tug-of-war over
Aided by A.I. Language Models, Google’s Robots Are Getting Smart
By Kevin Roose | |
A one-armed robot stood in front of a table. On
Pollen is a professional development platform for tech workers, by tech workers
By Romain Dillet | |
Meet Pollen, a new French startup that wants to provide
Six ways that AI could change politics
By Bruce Schneier, Nathan E. Sanders | |
Arguably, we’ve already seen legislation drafted by AI, albeit under
The 61 Best Movies on Disney+ Right Now
By Jennifer M. Wood, WIRED Staff | |
In the game known as the streaming wars, Disney+ came
Campaign Finance Charge Against Sam Bankman-Fried Is Dropped
By David Yaffe-Bellany and Matthew Goldstein | |
Federal prosecutors pursuing the criminal case against the cryptocurrency mogul
Research finds social media doesn’t create polarization, but reinforces it
By Naomi Nix, Carolyn Y. Johnson, Cat Zakrzewski | |
Comment on this storyCommentFor years, regulators and activists have worried
Andy McLoughlin of Uncork Capital on the firm’s new funds, succession, and why next year could be a bloodbath for many startups (sorry, startups)
By Connie Loizos | |
A few weeks ago, Uncork Capital shared the news that
6 Best Deals: PC Components and Sex Toys
By Jaina Grey | |
In our never-ending quest to bring you the best deals,
Ford’s Profit Jumped in Second Quarter
By Neal E. Boudette | |
Ford Motor earned $1.9 billion from April to June, up
Twitter unbans account that posted child sexual abuse, despite policy
By Joseph Menn, Drew Harwell | |
Comment on this storyCommentcorrectionA previous version of this article misstated
A new study found that Facebook’s Pages and Groups shape its ideological echo chambers
By Taylor Hatmaker | |
New research published Thursday offers an unprecedented dive into political