How Wikipedia and Stuxnet Can Help Humans Prepare for the Future A new book makes the case that humanity is hurtling towards a “faster future,” and there’s no turning back. By John Bonazzo
This Week in Tech History: Twitter Founded, Melissa Worm Unleashed The site has over 300 million users and has acquired companies like Periscope. But sadly Twitter is now most famous for what it does wrong. By John Bonazzo
This Online Museum Lets You Download Computer Virus Art From the ’80s and ’90s At one time, malware was a platform for burgeoning digital artists to display their skills—while stealing your information. By Alanna Martinez
Supergoop! Marketing Chief Lauren Weinberg’s Quest to Get Gen Z Wearing Sunscreen By Saleah Blancaflor
Inside DataBank’s Third Wave: Kevin Ooley on Water, Power and What Happens After the A.I. Gold Rush By Merin Curotto