WIRED World in 2018ScienceFake news and distrust of science could lead to global epidemicsBy Peter Piot and Heidi LarsonCulture2018's next big invention will probably go unnoticedBy Tim HarfordBusinessFake news 2.0: AI will soon be able to mimic any human voiceBy William WelserCultureMove over GUI, now's the time for the Intelligent User InterfaceBy Jody MedichCultureVint Cerf: In 2018, we will tackle the internet's dark sideBy Vint CerfBusinessDeepMind's Mustafa Suleyman: In 2018, AI will gain a moral compassBy Mustafa SuleymanBusinessVoice is about to fix our love-hate relationship with machinesBy Werner VogelsGearYour smartphone is ready to take augmented reality mainstreamBy Leander KahneySecurityLet's make this the year we reclaim control of our dataBy Jon CrowcroftBusinessIn 2018, machines must start to learn without prejudiceBy Helen LewisBusinessForget banks, in 2018 you'll pay through Amazon and FacebookBy David BirchBusinessHow Amazon will crash Google and Facebook's advertising duopolyBy Martin SorrellBusinessBots are about to get better at customer support than humansBy Michael Sikorsky and Rita Gunther McGrathScienceTelemedicine is vital in space, but soon Earthlings will benefit tooBy Beth HealeyBusinessWhy 2018 could be the year for Europe's next $100bn tech firmBy Niklas ZennströmSecurityAs new privacy laws hit, Apple and Amazon will surge past GoogleBy Saul KleinBusinessAI cyberattacks will be almost impossible for humans to stopBy Mike LynchBusinessHackers are on the brink of launching a wave of AI attacksBy Keren ElazariSecurityThe next Daesh is coming to a news feed near you in 2018By Cameron ColquhounBusinessCurbing your data addiction will help you make better decisionsBy Dan ArielyBusiness2018 will usher in the green cryptocurrency revolutionBy Bernice LeeBusinessThe ICO bubble is about to burst... but that's a good thingBy Charlie Burton
