The Left and the Right Speak Different Languages—Literally

Catch the latest stories on how we move, work, and live. View this email in your browser  |   Manage newsletter subscriptions 10.26.20 The Left and the Right Speak Different Languages—Literally A study analyzing patterns in online comments found that liberals and conservatives use different words to express similar ideas. How Police Can Crack Locked Phones—and Extract Information A report finds 50,000 cases where law enforcement agencies turned to outside firms to bypass the encryption on a mobile device. The Hair-Raising, Record-Setting Race to 331 MPH Hang on to your stomach: In two thunderous dashes, supercar maker SSC set multiple production-car speed records. How to Clean Up Your Digital History There are plenty of reasons to declutter your online traces. Here's how to tidy up. NASA's OSIRIS-REx Is About to Touch an Asteroid After years of studying Bennu, the spacecraft will make its first attempt at a sample collection on Tuesday. Companies Are Rushing to Use AI—but Few See a Payoff A study finds that only 11 percent of firms that have deployed artificial intelligence are reaping a "sizable" return on their investments. Why Is Everyone Building an Electric Pickup Truck? Tesla has the Cybertruck, GM a $113,000 Hummer, and Ford an electric F-150. And then there are the startups. Cruise Will Soon Hit San Francisco With No Hands on the Wheel The GM subsidiary wins approval from California to offer driverless passenger service.   SPONSORED CONTENT Learn Something New Anytime, Anywhere With CuriosityStream Discover thousands of award-winning documentaries with the on-demand documentary service. Get a year of CuriosityStream for $14.99 with code WiredTrans             This e-mail was sent to you by WIRED. To ensure delivery to your inbox (not bulk or junk folders), please add our e-mail address, wired@newsletters.wired.com, to your address book.   View our Privacy Policy Unsubscribe or manage your newsletter subscriptions