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CREATING WIRED

Looking back at the future, as it happened

Start Ten-year-olds on tomorrow • Kids as old as WIRED share their thoughts on life in the next decade

The graveyard of big ideas • Not every startup goes on to be a TransferWise or Farfetch. Here are some hot new things we covered in the past decade that didn't make it

Bringing Alan Turing back to life • Ian McEwan’s newest novel ponders the moral ramifications of AIs with feelings

The ailing farmers keeping China’s AI industry healthy • Tech companies are winning over villagers with free healthcare. All they want in return is a data transfusion

FIVE CHINESE FIRMS GRIPPED BY AI FEVER • Healthcare and AI are attracting China’s biggest tech companies

Powering up: hybrids on the high-tech seas • No longer the preserve of land-lubbers’ cars, the ‘two-in-one’ motor has been supersized to make it suitable for ocean-going ships

New rules for life online • Want to really live the WIRED way? Here are some tips for a more mindful tech existence

Green fashion is ready for take-off • Two brothers on the Isle of Wight use rockets to train their workforce on running a sustainable, global business

Using data to create a 21st century whisky • Ailsa Bay has built a distillery that combines science with traditional single malt craftsmanship

China puts life on Mars on TV • Deep in the Gobi desert, a reality show with a $50m budget has recreated a little patch of Red Planet here on Earth

How artificial intelligence can radically transform your business • AI offers a huge opportunity for many sectors – from finance and administration to agriculture, medical research and more

Designs of the decade • From mobility to interfaces, media, commerce and more, these objects and ideas have altered human experience

Rebuilding New York: it’s not child’s play • Meet the visual artist who is recreating the Big Apple Ð brick by plastic brick

Japan’s new cultural home • Japan House London proves there is more to Japan than kawaii cuteness and geisha

Liquid architects • Suspended pools of bacteria could help buildings remove pollution and release oxygen into our cities

All aboard the UK’s new tech hub • King’s Cross is the hot destination for global giants, scrappy startups and serious science institutions

WHAT'S IN A NAME? • How the art of naming a startup has evolved

Solar flair: a geoengineer's sunscreen • Zhen Dai says a layer of factor 50 in the atmosphere could help cool the Earth

INSIDE/OUTSIDE • ESSENTIAL KIT FOR HEADING OUT OR STAYING HOME

Want to kick-start creativity? Rethink your workplace • Inspiration starts on the office floor – and designing collaborative spaces powered by smart, networked tools can help teams to deliver

LET’ SREBOOT BRITAIN! • Ten of the world’s leading thinkers propose a radical agenda for innovation and positive change

FLIP THE ENERGY BALANCE TOWARD RENEWABLES • There has never been a more urgent time to think again about how we run Britain. Besides concerns around navigating life post-Brexit, approaches to global warming, polarised politics, violent crime, and overstretched healthcare systems all require immediate re-evaluation. For WIRED’s tenth anniversary we asked ten global thinkers for bold new approaches to ensure that, by 2029, Britain is healthier, happier, more innovative – and more equal

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