The Race to Put Brain Implants in People Is Heating Up
Thanks in part to Elon Musk, the field of brain-computer interfaces has captured both public and investor interest, with a cadre of companies now developing implantable devices.
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The Best Photography Books of 2023
From historical studies to psychedelic darkroom experiments, these are the photo books that best document the WIRED world.
Charlie Sheen’s Malibu neighbor arrested on charges of ‘assault with a deadly weapon’
The suspect, a 47-year-old woman, attempted to strangle Charlie Sheen, TMZ reported, citing law enforcement sources.
I was a pilot at Delta for 30 years — and captained everything from the Boeing 727 to the Airbus A350. These were the best and hardest moments of my career.
Delta pilot Mark Stevens was hired in 1989 as a flight engineer on the Lockheed L-1011. He retired as a captain on the Airbus A350, making $500,000.
NASA’s James Webb Space Telescope breaks another record, discovering the smallest star-like object astronomers have ever seen
NASA’s Webb telescope was able to spot an object, the smallest of its kind, from 1,000 light years away.
Ukraine says it downed 3 Russian Su-34 fighter jets, possibly using a Western-supplied Patriot missile system
Ukraine’s Air Force claimed it downed three Russian Su-34 fighter jets in a "brilliantly planned operation."
A woman quit her stressful tech job and was diagnosed with ADHD. Here’s how she turned the diagnosis into a new, fulfilling career.
Megan Glennie, 39, was diagnosed with ADHD late in life. It inspired her to become a ADHD coach and help clients reach career and relationship goals.
Big Tech vs. startups: I’ve worked at both — and they’re very different. Here’s how to decide which is right for you.
Big Tech companies are quite different from startups. A software engineer shares factors to consider in your job search and before accepting an offer.
I thought drinking until I blacked out most nights was normal. College drinking culture masked my alcoholism.
College drinking culture, especially Greek life, normalized blacking out, so I didn’t think I was an alcoholic. I finally got sober in my late 20s.
Tesla recalls 120,000 cars over faulty doors that could open during a crash, just a week after its largest-ever recall
Tesla said that in testing earlier this month, engineers had "observed a cabin door unlatch after impact on the non-struck side."