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For our WIRED Women cover, Patti Harrison plays five (well, actually six) of the current masters of the universe—Elon Musk, Sam Altman, Dario Amodei, Mark Zuckerberg, and Jeff Bezos (with Lauren Sánchez Bezos by his side). 🔗 www.wired.com/tag/wired-wo...

So what *is* WIRED Women? It started as a joke at our weekly happy hour; we laughed at the idea of turning a historically dude-loving publication into a women’s rag—a tongue-in-cheek way to highlight the sorry state of women’s advancement in fields like tech and science.

Ask who the most powerful man in tech is and you’ll hear “Elon,” “Jensen,” or “Sam.” Ask who the most powerful woman is, and there’s a pause. “Gwynne?” “Lisa?” “Daniela, maybe?” After three months of asking, WIRED’s Lauren Goode found no clear consensus. www.wired.com/story/search...

WIRED asked 634 women what they really feel about their tech jobs. Their answers on AI, bias, and workplace culture paint a stark picture: women described being talked down to, mistaken for assistants, underestimated, and facing sexual harassment. www.wired.com/story/women-...

Justice for CSS: in defense of the girliest programming language. Calling CSS easy or unserious should be tired by now. It can build holographic Pokémon cards and 3D-rendering engines, yet it’s still dismissed as decorative. www.wired.com/story/justic...