Emilia David is a Senior AI reporter at VentureBeat. She specializes in artificial intelligence, focusing on policy, responsible and ethical AI, and productivity platforms, while also covering financial technology, labor, and politics. Her work has been featured in prominent outlets including Business Insider, The Verge, and CNBC.com.
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Emilia's coverage revolves around topics related to technology, business, and content & publishing. She seems particularly interested in AI ethics, legislation, and major tech companies such as OpenAI, Apple, and Google.
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OpenAI turned the tables on Apple in its ongoing legal fight, accusing a former OpenAI employee of and sharing stolen corporate secrets with the Cupertino giant.
By: Emilia David
Frontier artificial intelligence lab Anthropic will more deeply integrate independent model evaluators in a bid to quiet mounting concerns that AI firms haven't prioritized safety.
By: Emilia David
Autonomous computer company Simular found a way to run computer agents more cheaply, using a method typically used to improve accuracy. The company applied this method to its computer-use agent, Sai, so the model remembers more and calls on the model less.
By: Emilia David
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning Next-Generation Technologies & Secure Development
Non-profit artificial intelligence evaluator Metr found Anthropic overstated how strong its monitoring and safeguards are when defending against risks posed by its frontier models.
By: Emilia David
Third-party artificial intelligence safety evaluators found several vulnerabilities in OpenAI's monitoring system for its coding agents, showing how easy it is to bypass monitoring controls.
By: Emilia David
OpenAI is warning users not to use its models to generate training data and tasks for competing models, enshrining protections against illicit distillation.
By: Emilia David
Anthropic warned potential investors that it will continue to hold back models, may not recognize capability jumps that outrun safety controls, and that its models may be misused, which could affect its financial position if it goes public.
Critics Say Limited Evidence Raises Questions About Cohere's Security Findings Emilia David • October 27, 2026 Credit Eligible
Study Finds Analysts Followed AI Agents' Preferences in 86% of Decisions Emilia David • October 28, 2026 Credit Eligible
