Natallie Rocha is a technology reporter for The New York Times. She focuses on themes such as artificial intelligence, real estate, and finance, with particular attention to lawsuits and AI platforms. Natallie has been featured in various publications, including The Spokesman-Review, Miami Herald, and The Boston Globe.
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Natallie Rocha's coverage predominantly revolves around local business and industry news in San Diego, with a focus on biotechnology, acquisitions, legal disputes, and private sector announcements. She also covers human resources and employment-related stories.
Given her emphasis on local businesses and industries in San Diego, she is likely to be interested in pitches related to new startups or businesses opening in the area, as well as any significant business acquisitions or legal battles involving companies based in San Diego. Additionally, topics related to the restaurant industry and workforce developments would align with her coverage areas.
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By: Natallie Rocha
On social media, it can feel like everyone is suddenly worried about AI bringing a premature end to the human race.
By: Ezra Wallach, Natallie Rocha, Rachyl Jones, Emily Dreyfuss, Kevin Delaney
The Waggle braved the traffic downtown this week so you didn't have to. Here's all the unhinged stuff you missed by avoiding Dreamforce.
By: Juan Pablo Pérez Burgos, Zara Stone, Rachyl Jones, Natallie Rocha
Confused by the competing theories about AI’s threat to humanity? We asked accelerationists, doomers, protesters, and a state senator what needs to happen next.
By: Natallie Rocha
The venture capital firm is starting a for-profit alternative to traditional college in San Francisco.
By: Emily Dreyfuss, Natallie Rocha, Sam Mondros
Also in the Waggle this week, Elon Musk doesn’t ghost, he unfollows, and Steve Hilton hopes lesbian fan fiction might win him California.
By: Natallie Rocha
Warm weather, delayed supplies, and lack of government promotion may be contributing to fewer fall shots. Doctors warn people not to delay.
By: Natallie Rocha
Garrett Langley, head of the AI surveillance company talked about company's wins in public safety. Outside the conference protestors told him to ‘Flock Off.'
By: Natallie Rocha
It's cute, helpful, and wants your credit card info: Welcome to the personal AI agent craze being embraced by techies.
By the time Amanda Vicars realized she'd forgotten to buy her husband a gift, it was already his birthday.
By: Natallie Rocha
Before a first date, locals decide whether the other person's stance on tech is a dealbreaker.
