According to Israel and its supporters, the scandal is not the vile assault depicted in a leaked video last year – it’s that someone released the tape.

They say AI will replace the web as we know it, and this time they mean it. Here follows a short list of previous times they also meant it, starting way back in 1997. Wired: March 1, 1997: “You can kiss your web browser goodbye” – Kevin Kelly and Gary Wolf, The Big Story. 1Inspired by the success of PointCast, a clever application that displayed news headlines as a screensaver, our "Push!" story argued that Web browsers were about to become obsolete. 

I’ve been playing around a bit with GitHub Copilot as an autonomous agent to help with software development. The results have been mixed, but positive overall. I made an interesting discovery when I...

Building on my recent work in the form utility space, I’ve created a new web component that allows you to conditionally display form fields based on the values of other fields: form-show-if.

Why familiar feels right but often isn’t.

Late last year, I probed an LLM’s responses to HTML code generation prompts to assess its adherence to accessibility best practices. The results were unsurprisingly disappointing — roughly what I’d...

Besides the general discussion in #4557 to introduce a way to modify the length of the decoration, there was also some discussion around how to call the property. As I previously summarized, name s...

What we learned from users navigating acute distress — and why typical UX patterns fail

The Department of Homeland Security said federal agents with Border Patrol, the FBI and the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives arrested 37 people in the raid.

Mehdi talks to Irish actor Denise Gough about her breakout role on the ‘Star Wars’ TV series, the ties between Ireland and Palestine, and the horrors she saw in Hebron.

While announcing a new $100,000 fee for H-1B visa workers, the Trump administration outlined the path to lucrative exceptions for its allies.

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