Worried AI will replace you? These startups say the opposite
More than half of U.S. workers fear artificial intelligence will take their jobs. Data from the Pew Research Center shows that 52% of its survey respondents worried about being replaced.…
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This free AI tool wants to make divorce less complicated
Since its founding in 2018, Hello Divorce has aimed to make the divorce process less stressful and more cost-effective. The startup helps spouses accurately complete often-confusing legal…
AI study tool Cubby Law looks to boost law students’ GPAs
Law school can be notoriously competitive, with post-graduation job opportunities heavily dependent on grade point average. GPAs are determined primarily by final exams, which are graded…
Gap relaunches its iconic Y2K jean for the first time in 15 years
Imagine you have an iPod mini, preferably metallic pink. You toggle to the song “Milkshake” by Kelis, there in black pixelated font. You plug in your wired headphones, and without any…
Diagnostic AI is powerful—but doctors are irreplaceable
Microsoft captured global attention with a recent announcement that its new artificial intelligence model can outperform doctors in diagnosing diseases. Trained on vast amounts of medical…
Silicon Valley Is Panicking About Zohran Mamdani. NYC’s Tech Scene Is Not
John Borthwick, CEO of the venture capital firm Betaworks, tells WIRED that he is skeptical about the feasibility and potential effectiveness of many Mamdani campaign proposals—like free…
How to layoff proof your job
When times are good and the economy is expanding, companies grow in a variety of ways. They build in some redundancy so that key functions survive even if an employee leaves. They add…
Hurricane Erin forecast to create dangerous surf, winds along East Coast
Hurricane Erin began pelting part of the Caribbean with rain and wind Monday before it’s expected to churn up dangerous surf and rip currents along the U.S. East Coast this week.…
Newsmax agrees to pay $67 million in defamation case over false 2020 election claims
The conservative network Newsmax will pay $67 million to settle a lawsuit accusing it of defaming a voting equipment company by spreading lies about President Donald Trump’s 2020 election…
States rethink setting speed limits based on how fast drivers travel
Rose Hammond pushed authorities for years to lower the 55 mph speed limit on a two-lane road that passes her assisted living community, a church, two schools and a busy park that hosts…
Tesla lowers monthly lease fee due to UK sales slump
British motorists can now lease a Tesla electric vehicle for just over half of what they would have paid a year ago, The Times reported on Monday, citing industry sources. Tesla has been…
Unsold completed new-build inventory is so high this $34B homebuilder is turning to investors
Want more housing market stories from Lance Lambert’s ResiClub in your inbox? Subscribe to the ResiClub newsletter. As public homebuilders work to clear rising levels of unsold completed…
Aurora borealis August 2025: Northern lights may be visible in 14 states tonight. Here’s the forecast for where and when
Another reason to love the last weeks of summer: You may be able to see the northern lights tonight and tomorrow night in more than a dozen northern states. If you missed the recent…
Meta spent $27 million protecting Mark Zuckerberg last year, more than any other CEO
The targeted murder of United Healthcare CEO Brian Thompson last December put the business world on alert. Companies beyond the insurance and healthcare industries began ramping up…
Trump wants to change voting. The Constitution was designed to protect it from people like him
President Donald Trump has big plans for redesigning the way states hold elections ahead of the 2026 midterms, calling for a nationwide end to mail-in ballots and voting machines on…
Showdown in the Oval
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‘Job hugging’ is the newest career trend: Here’s what it means—and why Gen Z is into it
The era of “job hopping” is over. Get ready for “job hugging.” Korn Ferry, a global organizational consultancy firm, has published a new report showing that employees are no longer moving…
How satellites and orbiting weapons make space the new battlefield
As Russia held its Victory Day parade this year, hackers backing the Kremlin hijacked an orbiting satellite that provides television service to Ukraine. Instead of normal programming,…
Philips CEO Jeff DiLullo on how AI is changing healthcare today
AI is quietly reshaping the efficiency, power, and potential of U.S. healthcare, even as government health policy and spending drastically shift. Philips, the legacy electronics…
WIRED Roundup: Why GPT-5 Flopped
Zoë Schiffer: Right. I love how you said that. Yeah, basically, if you want to potentially try and curry favor with Trump, you buy into one of these schemes, and maybe you'll get invited…
Google fined $36 million for anticompetitive deals with Australia’s largest telcos
Google has agreed to pay a 55 million Australian dollar ($36 million) fine for signing anticompetitive deals with Australia’s two largest telecommunications companies that banned the…
Why is GDRX stock up 30% today? GoodRx strikes deal to sell Ozempic and Wegovy after Novo Nordisk’s breakup with Hims
Share prices of GoodRx (NASDAQ: GDRX), the American healthcare company and telemedicine service, are currently soaring after the company announced that it will partner with Novo Nordisk to…
Soho House stock jumps 16% today: Here’s how much investors will get paid as chain goes private in $2.7 billion deal
Soho House, a hotel and private club chain, is a public company “nomo.” It’s going private in an acquisition by MCR Hotels, and is also adding some new names to its leadership team. The…
‘Pips,’ a new logic puzzle from New York Times Games, might just be your next ‘Wordle’
On an average day, tens of millions of people visit The New York Times Games section to solve the latest crossword puzzle, keep their Wordle streak alive, or see if they can figure out the…