Reed Albergotti is a Technology Editor at Semafor. He specializes in areas such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and various tech-related topics, including software, finance, and natural sciences. Reed's work has been featured in notable publications like The Washington Post, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and Yahoo News.
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Reed Albergotti's coverage is varied, with a focus on software & SaaS and tech. His articles delve into legal and regulatory aspects as well as government announcements related to the industry. He also covers press releases.
Pitches should offer expert insights into the legal or regulatory implications of AI technologies, particularly in relation to copyright infringement and employee activism within tech companies like OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft. Additionally, providing commentary on how AI impacts IT workers' roles could be relevant.
Reed does not seem to have a specific geographic focus but rather provides international coverage of these topics.
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The new law comes as the feasibility of AI oversight is in question for being impossible and too expensive.
Astra appears to do less of its thinking out loud, giving researchers little insight into whether it might be hiding something or planning something it shouldn’t.
The new law comes as the feasibility of AI oversight is in question for being impossible and too expensive. Laws like this one, even when they are passed with relative haste, become outdated almost immediately.
By: Reed Albergotti
By: Reed Albergotti
Reed's view Antitrust advocates on the left and the right are upset that, yet again, a big tech giant has avoided being broken up after an antitrust lawsuit.
Turning a great startup drama into a Bond film (but without James Bond) is inherently less interesting than reality.
Meta AI researcher Andrew Tulloch, who gained attention for being one of the highest paid employees in tech industry, is leaving the company, according to a person briefed on the matter.
Tulloch, who came over from Thinking Machine Labs, has been delaying his departure until the company successfully launched its new family of open source AI models and AI assistant, Muse, which was announced Tuesday.
Blindly believing advocates who say AI could kill us means missing some real risks, like economic or societal destabilization as AI transforms how people work and communicate.
Reed's view The “AI is going to kill us all” news cycle continued into the weekend, as OpenAI's Sam Altman and XAI's Elon Musk joined
