Vittoria Elliott is a Platforms and Power Reporter at WIRED. She covers topics related to technology, culture, and society, focusing on the intersection of platforms and power dynamics, as well as issues surrounding disinformation and labor in global markets. Vittoria's work has been featured in Maverick Studios, Vogue India, WIRED Middle East, Tech News Tube, Knowledia, NewsBreak, and Ars Technica.
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Vittoria's coverage heavily centers on legal policy and government announcements, particularly in relation to technology and content & publishing. She appears to focus on controversial issues within the tech industry, especially those relating to AI, social media, privacy, and disinformation.
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She does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but seems interested in global events that involve major tech companies or policies.
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By: Ryan Waniata, Tess Owen, David Nield, Lakshmi Chandrasekaran, Vittoria Elliott, Lauren Dalban, Tim Marchman, Joseph Cox, Andrew Couts, Matt Kamen, Lola Méndez
Artificial intelligence offers an avalanche of potential for organizations and industries around the globe. But there’s no guarantee of coming out on top.
By: Vittoria Elliott
“These two wonderful Americans will pave the way for my Administration to dismantle Government Bureaucracy, slash excess regulations, cut wasteful expenditures, and restructure Federal Agencies,” said Donald Trump in a statement.
By: Emily Mullin, Joseph Cox, Matt Burgess, Vittoria Elliott, Will Knight, Jake Lahut, Camille Bromley, Andy Greenberg, Joel Khalili, Brenda Stolyar
You handle money for a living—you wouldn’t fall victim to a payments scam. Right? Join our WIRED Briefing on 12th December to discover the state-of-the-art techniques scammers can use to gain your trust; the ongoing impact of payment fraud on businesses; and what you can do about it.
By: Joseph Cox, Brenda Stolyar, Andy Greenberg, Vittoria Elliott, Camille Bromley, Matt Burgess, Joel Khalili, Emily Mullin, Will Knight, Jake Lahut
Ready to Face a Cyber Attack? Find Out With this AI-Powered Simulation
By: Vittoria Elliott
Instagram has become a key avenue for Hindu nationalist “cow vigilantes” to share their violent exploits with a wider audience, and even raise money.
By: Caroline Haskins, David Gilbert, Brian Barrett, Vittoria Elliott, Lakshmi Chandrasekaran, Marta Musso, Aarian Marshall, James Fallows, Matt Kamen, Angela Watercutter, Ilica Mahajan, Julian Chokkattu
Win the holidays with these out-of-the-box tech gifts designed to deliver joy.
By: Julian Chokkattu, Angela Watercutter, David Gilbert, Ilica Mahajan, James Fallows, Lakshmi Chandrasekaran, Vittoria Elliott, Aarian Marshall, Marta Musso, Matt Kamen, Brian Barrett, Caroline Haskins
How one approach to data sourcing aims to strengthen AI, from the base.
By: Angela Watercutter, Dell Cameron, Tess Owen, Eric Geller, David Gilbert, Reece Rogers, Lola Méndez, James Fallows, Vittoria Elliott, Morgan Meaker, Zeyi Yang, Emily Mullin
The UK's Electric Freightway project is uncovering the hurdles — and opportunities — of electric HGVs
Riley Wenckus used TikTok to tell Elon Musk she paid “an Etsy witch” $7.99 to make his life “a living hell.” A new market has opened up for others looking to follow her lead.
photo of You Too Can Hire an ‘Etsy Witch’ to Curse Elon Musk image Riley Wenckus used TikTok to tell Elon Musk she paid “an Etsy witch” $7.99 to make his life “a living hell.” A new market has opened up for others looking to follow her lead.
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