Vibe coding, or coding with AI, is growing in popularity, but engineers say you have to actually know how to code to do it well.

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WIRED talked with one of the most influential voices in computer science about the potential for AI and quantum to supercharge supercomputers.

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Storm Team 10's A.J. Mastrangelo explains how plane contrails form in this week's edition of Sunday Science.

While Panama still faces tremendous conservation challenges, it's well on its way to meeting these challenges head-on, and solving them.

To move on Earth you push against something. So how do NASA rockets move in the vacuum of space?

Replication research can take the temperature on how accurate science in a given field is, but research replication is easier said than done.

The University of Washington's Allen School is rethinking how to train the next generation of software engineers in an AI-dominated job market.

With the noise and essentially “clean” bowl as a result, there’s clearly some sort of vacuum cleaner-type effect at work.But how do aircraft toilets work? Of toilets and … ideal gases?