By chaining the selectors together, he was able to encode invisible messages inside an emoji (or any other Unicode character) ...

The concept revolves around Unicode's system of representing text as a sequence of codepoints, with each codepoint being a number assigned meaning by the Unicode Consortium.

Emoji date back to 1999 when they first appeared on Japanese cell phones. But it’s history goes further than that, because ...

It plans to use this Series B to continue working toward building a “fault tolerant” quantum computer (accepting errors and working around them) based on cat qubits. Alice & Bob believes its ...

A leafless, lifeless tree is among the most striking new emojis coming to our smartphones in the coming weeks, as part of the latest batch being released by the Unicode Consortium, which sets the ...

This helps support our journalism. Learn more. Please also consider subscribing to WIRED For decades, choosing an emoji has been constrained to what's available on your smartphone's keyboard.

Though it's in beta, and its output can range from weird to terrifying, it's still fun to make and sure your own custom emojis. Genmoji, as the name sounds, is an amalgamation of generative AI and ...