Sophie Charara is an Associate Editor at WIRED UK. She covers a range of topics including security breaches, AI, and the impact of platforms like TikTok, with a particular interest in developments in Poland. Sophie has been featured in WIRED, WIRED UK, Wareable Media Group, and Tech News Tube.
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The ambient music pioneer is back with 'ForeverAndEverNoMore,' an album that wants to get you in touch with your climate emergency feelings.
By: Sophie Charara, Matt Burgess, Chris Stokel-Walker, Graeme Mcmillan, Amos Barshad, Tim Barber, Joel Khalili
The Atlanta rapper intended the song to be a troll. Then it exploded—and reached the ears of actual Polish artists.
By: Stephen Armstrong, Sophie Charara, Megan Clement, Marah Eakin, Matt Burgess, Adam Speight, Amos Barshad
Learn from the scale-ups turning the UK into a global hub of innovation
A group of multi-millionaires has an old idea for new money: tax wealth to solve the cost of living crisis
By: Peter Guest, Amit Katwala, Sophie Charara, Matt Kamen, Alistair Charlton
Russia’s invasion was devastating for Ukrainian startups. But many have adapted to survive—and even grow—despite constant attacks.
A group of multimillionaires say it’s time to get serious about taxing wealth. They argue that this would promote economic stability and benefit everyone.
The ambient music pioneer is back with 'ForeverAndEverNoMore,' an album that wants to get you in touch with your climate emergency feelings.
By: Sophie Charara
A new wave of pioneers are bringing menopause tracking to wearable tech, with features that could help the lives of millions of women.
LoveFrom is working with OpenAI to build AI devices that are less “socially disruptive” than the iPhone. Is Ive looking for absolution or a new computing soul?
By: Sophie Charara
LoveFrom is working with OpenAI to build AI devices that are less “socially disruptive” than the iPhone. Is Ive looking for absolution or a new computing soul?
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