Google and Apple roll out emergency security updates after zero-day attacks

Apple released patches for all of its flagship devices to fix security flaws under attack. Google also updated Chrome to remediate one vulnerability exploited in the attacks.

OK, what’s going on with LinkedIn’s algo?

Women ran an experiment to see if LinkedIn’s new algo was being sexist and thought they proved it. But there’s more complexity involved, experts say.

With iOS 26.2, Apple lets you roll back Liquid Glass again — this time on the Lock Screen

Your iPhone clock doesn’t have to be so “glassy” anymore, thanks to a new Apple software update.

The Best Age-Tech Gadgets Tried and Tested by WIRED

As more and more age tech hits the market, I’ve been testing the most innovative gadgets for older folks and caregivers.

Riding onboard with Rivian’s race to autonomy

Rivian demonstrated the progress it’s made, and in the process showed just how far it still has to go to make its cars autonomous.

You’re Thinking About AI and Water All Wrong

Fears about AI data centers’ water use have exploded. Experts say the reality is far more complicated than people think.

This Group Pays Bounties to Repair Broken Devices—Even If the Fix Breaks the Law

Fulu sets repair bounties on consumer products that employ sneaky features that limit user control. Just this week, it awarded more than $10,000 to the person who hacked the Molekule air purifier.

Why SpaceX Is Finally Gearing Up to Go Public

Like so many things in Elon Musk’s orbit, a lot of it may come down to AI.

AMD CEO Lisa Su Isn’t Afraid of the Competition

In this episode of Uncanny Valley we take you through our recent conversation with Lisa Su and go behind the scenes of our Big Interview event.

The Instagram-Fueled Boom in Copycat Vintage Car-Body Shells

Instagram is awash with Asian firms showing how they can remake old Broncos, Defenders, and other whole classic cars—better and much cheaper than in the US.