The famous cartoon schemer has an ingenious plan to lure Bugs Bunny out of his hole—and it involves a giant magnet and an iron carrot. https://bit.ly/3sNC0Fu
The administration has toned down the anti-China rhetoric, but it has maintained and expanded economic sanctions—and plans a “diplomatic boycott” of the Olympics. https://bit.ly/3ezkqgb
On a barren lava plateau in Iceland, a new facility is sucking in air and stashing the carbon dioxide in rock. The next step: Build 10,000 more. https://bit.ly/3mFCObE
The “Few-Shot Learner” system doesn’t need to see as many examples to identify troublesome posts, and it works in more than 100 languages. https://bit.ly/3ED8rcR
We tried blow dryers, brushes, diffusers, and one reverse air-dryer that sucks your hair up like a vacuum. These are our favorite hair drying tools. https://bit.ly/3pKCtVU
Gig workers are asking to see the algorithms that govern their labor. Their fight has important lessons for creating equitable workplaces for all. https://bit.ly/3y1owXj
For a new service in Manhattan, the couriers will cross paths with the company's traditional gig worker contractors, who generally aren't eligible for benefits. https://bit.ly/3lESprq
With the just-adequate Serial 1, Harley-Davidson’s sub-brand missed an opportunity to make an ebike that stands out from the pack. https://bit.ly/31sakKZ
Whether you're riding a bike or schlepping a camera, a bag is your constant companion. These WIRED-reviewed packs do the job right. https://bit.ly/3xUq0lY
Years of conflicting measurements have led physicists to propose a “dark sector” of invisible particles that could explain dark matter and the universe’s expansion. https://bit.ly/3opigVS
In an economically developing country reliant on tourism, the rapidly eroding “smiling coast” shows the urgent need for action on climate change. https://bit.ly/31rJv9o
The incident lays bare how hollow the surveillance company’s reassurances about the limits of its hacking tools have always been. https://bit.ly/31lc1tO
This week, we imagine a new version of the web that takes the power from the platforms and puts it back into the hands of the people. https://bit.ly/3olGRLf
Nations around the world made a vital climate crisis declaration to save forests within the next decade. Can they actually do it? https://bit.ly/3xNcel2
“We tend to think we are the be all and end all—but we’re not. The sooner we can realize that the natural world goes its way, not our way, the better.” https://bit.ly/3EkNCTl
A New York City law requires algorithms used in hiring to be “audited” for bias. It’s the first in the US—and part of a larger push toward regulation. https://bit.ly/31swhJi
When fire ignites, the race begins to alert the state’s residents of the path of destruction. One of the leading voices lives on the other side of the world. https://bit.ly/3lrgsd1
In the 20th century, the genre imagined the body modifications and protective streetwear that could save us from our own future. Now it needs to envision humanity anew. https://bit.ly/3IaC9b4
Where the movie foresaw a distinction between digital and physical reality, modern cities are merging them, and not necessarily in a good way. https://bit.ly/3Ee81th