“Retrocomputing is about more than nostalgic nerdery. It’s also a way to keep your tech in perspective.”

"But the victim is not only Uber, but all the users who potentially got their personal information compromised."

"The articles written about the mildly transgressive Manhattan micro-scene known as Dimes Square are themselves evidence of a cultural drought; chroniclers of the zeitgeist are desperate for new fodder."

"Since 2008, the blog has explored the ins and outs of intimate apparel with a fervor that has earned its creator, Cora Harrington, a considerable following."

"Artificial intelligence tools struggle to identify information involving Indigenous cultures and Native communities, often producing inaccurate results. Now some are pushing for underrepresented groups to create their own data."

"Internet culture is saturated with memes, but how would you explain a meme to someone who doesn’t get it?"

"Mark Zuckerberg wants us thinking about visual art when we contemplate his company’s new venture. Artists should take the suggestion seriously."

"We live at the whims of the tech giants. What if small businesses had alternatives?"

>"When I’m curled up in bed at night and I want to reminisce, I go first to my screenshots folder, not my photo albums."

>"The company is intensifying formal partnerships with faith groups across the United States and shaping the future of religious experience."

>"Two years ago, the company brought in a blunt executive to make things move faster and to promote diversity. Then the problems began."

>"Digital creators used the blockchain to create a whole new art scene. Then their work started selling for thousands — sometimes millions of dollars."

In The Empathy Diaries, the pioneering computer researcher finally studies her own life. She tells WIRED why now was the right time.

>"At artificial-intelligence conferences, researchers are increasingly alarmed by what they see."