John Herrman is a Contributing Editor at New York Magazine. His work focuses on technology, particularly in areas such as artificial intelligence, marketing technology, and the intersection of law and legal affairs. John has been featured in notable publications including The New York Times and Editor & Publisher Magazine.
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John Herrman's articles focus on technology, particularly the impact of tech companies and trends in content and publishing. He frequently references press releases and data to support his coverage.
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AI insiders are warning the world to take AI seriously. The world keeps using it to make jokes.
