Isabelle Bousquette is a reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She covers a range of topics within enterprise technology, focusing on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and their applications across various sectors including retail and financial services. Isabelle's work has been featured in prominent outlets such as WisdomTree Asset Management, Yahoo Finance, and LiveMint.
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Isabelle's coverage predominantly focuses on technology, specifically software and artificial intelligence. Her articles often include industry-specific insights, data citations, and private sector announcements.
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By: Isabelle Bousquette
Plus, the AI safety debate is getting louder
Good Morning . For months we've been hearing about “token limits,” or barriers that companies put in place to ensure individual employees aren't running up massive AI bills on pointless queries.
America's corporate tech leaders say they are in uncharted territory setting guidelines around employee AI usage.
By: Isabelle Bousquette
Plus, more hightlights from the WSJ Technology Council Summit
By: Isabelle Bousquette
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Good Morning . Over the last three years, corporate tech leaders have contended with a host of barriers to executing on their AI transformation ambitions, but the latest challenge might prove to be the most difficult yet.
By: Isabelle Bousquette
Plus, Meta’s Muse app sparks fears of financial-sector disruption
Good morning . For years, corporate tech leaders have been deploying AI tools inside their organizations with the hopes that it will increase employee productivity and give them more time to focus on higher-level tasks.
Plus, Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang says AI advancement and safety go ‘hand-in-hand’
By: Isabelle Bousquette
Plus: Neocloud Lambda is raising $4 billion
