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Pinterest is testing an AI-driven collage to help users create outfits from saved Pins and personalized boards curated with AI. 

X is retiring the Twitter domain for 2FA authentication. Christopher Stanley, a security engineer at X, xAI, and SpaceX, said this move is to ensure domain trust.

These 20 companies are more than just early-stage startups — they’re the architects of what’s next. And they’ll have just six minutes on the Disrupt Stage to prove it.

If you want to wake up with the sun but aren’t a morning person, these wake-up lights can simulate a sunrise whenever you want to rouse for the day. (And they do sunsets too.)

Today is the first day of TechCrunch Disrupt 2025, where 10,000 founders, investors, and builders are flooding Moscone West for a nonstop run of ideas, demos, and deals. The energy is electric, the conversations are everywhere, and the breakthroughs are only just beginning. Don't miss out. Register here or head straight to Moscone West to join.

The legendary firm launched a $750 million early-stage fund targeting Series A startups and a $200 million seed fund.

You see them every single day (almost). Our curated guide features personalized gifts for every office personality, from your work bestie to the foodies.

Soup up your sound with these active and passive speakers. We have picks for every budget.

Microsoft Gaming CEO Phil Spencer has said the company's current use of AI is chiefly for security and Xbox Live moderation, and there is no mandate for it to be used in the creative process. He separately highlighted the brand's improved reach in the historically challenging Japanese market.

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AI is changing what careers are possible for students interested in STEM subjects. WIRED spoke with five aspiring scientists to find out how they’re preparing for the future.

A database containing information on people who applied for jobs with Democrats in the US House of Representatives was left accessible on the open web.

Once in a while, LLMs turn evil—and no one quite knows why.

I talked to the scholars who literally wrote the book on tech bubbles—and applied their test.

Thousands of entrepreneurs are trying to rebuild the economy around AI. I set out to see how they’re actually doing it.

In Brownsville, Texas, some families found a buzzy new school’s methods—surveillance of kids, software in lieu of teachers—to be an education in and of itself.

Who better to put Claude on the couch than the original “chatterbot” herself, Doctor Eliza?

When the AI bubble bursts, the nerds will do their best work.

Screens might feel necessary. They’re not. If done right, the AI revolution will free us from their merciless tyranny.

A plea from WIRED’s top boss: Say less.

As millions confide in ChatGPT about their most intimate problems, these relationships are even stranger, more moving, and more insidious than we've imagined.