Wired magazine
Coverage of Wired magazine in the Nexus archive.
- New NASA renderings show Earth as lumpy
New NASA renderings depict Earth as lumpy, contrasting with previous smooth images from missions like Apollo 11 and Artemis II. Wired magazine's Brian Kahn discusses the findings.
- Madison Square Garden sues media outlet over allegations of secret database tracking celebrity 'risk scores'
Madison Square Garden Entertainment sued WIRED magazine over a report alleging the venue maintains a secret database tracking celebrity 'risk scores' and LGBTQ identities. WIRED claims it used stolen data to expose alleged discrimination, while MSG argues the data was for standard relationship management. Both sides have vowed to defend their positions in court.
- Madison Square Garden sues Wired over ‘defamatory’ article alleging creepy surveillance of gay celeb fans
Madison Square Garden filed a defamation lawsuit against Wired Magazine, accusing it of using stolen data from a hacking group to falsely claim the company surveilled a list of gay celebrity fans. The lawsuit alleges Wired manufactured a false narrative based on the stolen information.
- Some companies question cost of using AI over human workers
Some companies like Uber and Microsoft are re-evaluating aggressive AI adoption as rapid technological developments lead to mass layoffs. The article discusses corporate America's shifting stance on AI costs versus human labor.