Month: September 2018

To write the history of how our culture thinks about tomorrow, one obsessed academic read every issue of WIRED in chronological order. Here are his […] Read the original post by David Karpf

A WIRED retro item, from the 25th anniversary issue. Read the original post by Arielle Pardes

The Pinterest cofounder wants to give people control over their dreams of the future. Read the original post by Michael Calore

The tech luminary shares his lofty ideals. Read the original post by Mark Robinson

They should not be denied the opportunity to participate fully in the life of our country. Read the original post by Mark Zuckerberg

The Oculus founder on virtual reality, defense tech, biohacking an injured toe. Read the original post by Nicholas Thompson

Jennifer Doudna says the next generation of biologists will be our first line of defense against Crispr gone wild. Read the original post by Katie M. Palmer

Technology’s potential is unbounded, says Fei-Fei Li. But only if you put people at the center. Read the original post by Maria Streshinsky

Status update: We are all now sci-fi telepaths, deafened by the blaring thoughts of humanity. Read the original post by Clive Thompson

SETI Institute cofounder Jill Tarter doesn’t want her former intern to forget about intelligent aliens. Read the original post by Sarah Scoles

Boosters think crypto­currencies and the distributed ledgers they depend on will reinvent the financial system. That may or may not be a good thing. Read the original post by Klint Finley

A WIRED retro item from the 25th-anniversary issue. Read the original post by Peter Rubin

A WIRED retro item, from the 25th anniversary issue. Read the original post by Elise Craig

The sky delivery service scales up. Read the original post by Anthony Lydgate

Special Issue: For 25 years, technology has turned the world upside down and inside out. Now the icons of the digital revolution tell us who […] Read the original post by Nicholas Thompson