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How Restaurants Retooled for Takeout—and Survival
Chefs tinkered with food chemistry, while dining apps reengineered logistics. Those changes will endure even after the pandemic is over. ... -
AI Can Run Your Work Meetings Now
A new wave of startups is trying to optimize meetings, from automated scheduling tools to facial recognition that measures who’s ... -
Marissa Mayer’s Next Act Is Here
The former Yahoo CEO wants to build a better address book on your phone. Does anyone want it? http://www.wired.com/ -
1 House, 40 Roommates? During Covid, Co-Living Adds Up
The pandemic has driven people to shelter in place for months. A wave of housing startups argues you shouldn’t have ... -
Arlan Hamilton and Katie Rae Say Tech Can Do Well—and Do Good
At the WIRED25 event, the two investors say traditional venture capital misses opportunities because it is a monoculture. http://www.wired.com/ -
Startup Perks Go Remote—and Take a More Inclusive Approach
Tech companies are swapping on-campus gourmet chefs for free snack deliveries, but they’re also stepping up childcare support and mental ... -
Facebook Has More to Learn From the Ad Boycott
Rashad Robinson, an organizer behind the Stop Hate for Profit boycott, says civil rights groups can’t be left to police ... -
An Ethics Guide for Tech Gets Rewritten With Workers in Mind
The Ethical Explorer Pack is designed to help Silicon Valley’s rank and file—not just CEOs—steer products away from harmful directions. ... -
These Black Founders Succeeded In Spite of Silicon Valley
Spurned by traditional venture capital firms, three businesspeople turned to other funders, government contracts, and their own savings to launch ... -
A New Card Ties Your Credit to Your Social Media Stats
Founded by Instagram and finance alums, Karat wants to be the black card in every influencer’s wallet. http://www.wired.com/
