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• The security researcher who stopped WannaCry has been arrested for allegedly creating malware
• Is There a Right Way to Put Slavery Onscreen?
• Hacker Who Stopped WannaCry Charged With Writing Banking Malware
• Colour, sex and violence: the bizarre world of vision
• Physicists Capture the Elusive Neutrino Smacking Into an Atom's Core
• The VA’s New App Tries to Reach Vets Wherever They Live
• WIRED puts five of the best dive watches to the test
• Deliveroo gives riders GoPros following London acid attacks
• The UK's motorways could get tunnels that absorb air pollution
• William Gibson saying sensible things about dystopias
• The science of dreams: what are they and why do we do it?
• An Oral History of the Darpa Grand Challenge, the Grueling Robot Race That Launched the Self-Driving Car
• Watch Greg Williams and the team discuss the new issue
• The BBC is working with Microsoft on voice recognition for iPlayer
• A Powerless Plane Rides the Wind to a New Altitude Record
• You’d Have to Click a Mouse 10 Million Times to Burn One Calorie
• Argentinians Are So Sick of the Media, They’re Inventing Their Own
• Dream Daddy, a Queer Dating Sim, Might Be the Gaming Miracle of the Year
• Gene mutation that causes sudden death edited out of a human embryo
• The first houses have been fitted with Tesla's solar roof panels
• WIRED Awake August 3: Climate change is fuelling lethal humid heat
• From the Editor: why it's always day one for Jeff Bezos and Amazon