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The 2025 AI Film Festival, Starlink use in Myanmar scam compounds, and Signal’s encrypted-backup plans show WIRED spanning AI culture, digital abuse, and privacy infrastructure.

Who they are

WIRED appears in this corpus as a technology publication whose reporting connects major platforms and emerging technologies to their social, political, and security consequences. Its stories range from Google’s workplace AI use and WhatsApp’s anti-censorship proxy support to investigations of online scams, harassment, and internet access.

The recent arc

The subsequent period shifts toward accountability reporting and profiles of institutions operating at technology’s edges. Recent WIRED stories examine Starlink connectivity in Myanmar scam compounds, Telegram groups used to target women from Facebook dating-warning groups, Signal’s planned encrypted backups, the Internet Archive’s copyright fight, and the cultural debate around Runway AI-backed film. The throughline is less product-launch coverage than scrutiny of how infrastructure, platforms, and AI are used, governed, or contested.

The tension

The coverage repeatedly circles a conflict between technology as an access or productivity tool and technology as a channel for power, surveillance, abuse, or exclusion. WhatsApp and Signal are framed around resilient private communication, while Twitter, Facebook, Telegram, Starlink, and Google appear in stories about platform policy, harassment, monetization, AI adoption, and unequal access; Russia and Ukraine add the geopolitical stakes of that infrastructure.

Why it matters

If this trajectory holds, WIRED’s significance in the coverage is as a venue linking technical change to the institutions and people affected by it, rather than treating AI, social platforms, and connectivity as isolated product categories. The open question is whether platform operators and policymakers will make privacy, accessibility, language equity, and abuse prevention durable features of these systems, or leave those problems to users, volunteers, and investigators.

@WIRED has appeared in 122 articles since 2015-04. Coverage peaked in 2023Q4 with 9 articles. Frequently mentioned alongside Google, Mastodon, Facebook, Twitter.

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Coverage Timeline

2024-10-02
Wired 1 related

A profile of the UK's Advanced Research and Invention Agency, set up in February 2022 with an £800M budget for high-risk, high-reward science and tech projects

The Advanced Research and Invention Agency—ARIA—is the UK's answer to Darpa.  But can it put the country back on the scientific map? X: @aria_research . LinkedIn: Clara Zabludowsky X: Aria / @aria_res...

2023-02-22
Wired

Q&A with David Wakeling of Allen & Overy, one of world's largest law firms, on using OpenAI-developed generative AI tool Harvey to write legal documents

Large law firms are using a tool made by OpenAI to research and write legal documents.  What could go wrong? Tweets: @robertjbateman , @carnage4life , @stokel , and @gteninbaum Tweets: Robert Bateman ...

2021-11-16
Wired

A look at VR meeting startup Spatial, which in January pivoted to hosting NFT auctions in virtual spaces

Yes, that's a really a thing now.  —  Jacob Loewenstein started off his talk at the Augmented World Expo by apologizing.  —  It was a small crowd—fewer than a hundred people … Tweets: @spatialxr , @ta...

2020-07-01
Wired

Video game companies shifting to the cloud has sparked an infrastructure arms race to build more data centers so as to achieve low latency and zero packet loss

Cecilia D'Anastasio / Wired : Tweets: @poweredbyinap and @molleindustria Tweets: Inap / @poweredbyinap : In a new article from @WIRED on IT infrastructure and the future of gaming, INAP's Jennifer Cu...

2019-12-23
Wired 1 related

Lt. Gen. Jack Shanahan, head of the Joint AI Center for the DOD, talks integrating AI into its weapons systems, building predictive maintenance tools, and more

but he does want artificial intelligence to occupy a central role in warfighting. https://www.wired.com/... @cnastech : “Let's say a human being is correct 99.99 percent of the time. Is it fine for th...

2017-12-08
Wired

Interview with Baidu CEO Robin Li and others on how the company plans to dominate AI, especially in Asia, helped along by China's desire to be AI world leader

Jessi Hempel / Wired : Tweets: @wired , @baidu_inc , @jessiwrites , and @fittsofalexis Tweets: @wired : “In human history, humans invented tools, and then had to learn how to use them. In the future,...

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