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The audio version of 'Lincoln in the Bardo' recruits everyone from comedy stars to Academy Award winners to the author's elementary school teachers. The post The 7-Hour, 166-Person Audiobook That Feels Like a Movie appeared first on WIRED.
About a decade ago, a handful of Google's most talented engineers started building a system that seems to defy logic. The post Spanner, the Google Database That Mastered Time, Is Now Open to Everyone appeared first on WIRED.
A National Academy of Sciences committee reviews the do's and don'ts for gene editing. Cures: good. Enhancements: Not right now. The post Human Embryo Editing Gets the OK—But No Superbabies appeared first on WIRED.
When in doubt, call on the folks who make planes. The post The Most Insane Yacht on Earth Just Got Even Insaner appeared first on WIRED.
The FCC's new chairman says the program is overrun with waste and abuse. In the meantime, kids are going to McDonald's to get their homework done. The post Millions Need the Broadband Program the FCC Just Put on Hold appeared first on WIRED.
Opinion: Dropping funding for the crucial Election Administration Commission is a particularly bad way to save money. The post Want Secure Elections? Then Maybe Don't Cut Security Funding appeared first on WIRED.
Ad tech companies have a unique window on the way traffic flows on the web. They could use that view to choke off ad dollars to fake news. The post The Best Way to Quash Fake News? Choke Off Its Ad Money appeared first on WIRED.
Ty Franck and Daniel Abraham aren't just watching their books get adapted for the Syfy series—they're inside the writers' room, helping. The post The Expanse Isn’t Just Awesome TV—It’s Transforming TV appeared first on WIRED.
Artificial intelligence is not one thing—it's not really a thing at all. It's many technologies that span several schools of thought. Call them tribes. The post AI's Factions Get Feisty. But Really, They’re All on the Same Team appeared first on WIRED.
How one of the largest environmental disasters in Europe got turned around. The post Humans Killed the Aral Sea. Now, It’s Come Back to Life appeared first on WIRED.
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