Aaron Mok is a technology reporter for Business Insider, Yahoo Sports Canada, Yahoo News, AOL, Inc., and other publications. With a focus on AI, work, and their discontents, Aaron covers topics such as the impact of artificial intelligence on businesses, insider trading in AI stock trading, and the changing job landscape in the tech industry.
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Aaron's coverage is focused on AI and its impact on business, employment, and technology. He frequently provides data-driven insights and expert commentary in his articles. Based on this information, pitches to Aaron should focus on providing specific data related to the impact of AI in businesses or industries, as well as offering expert commentary from professionals with firsthand experience in implementing AI solutions or studying its effects.
Given Aaron's emphasis on human resources & employment themes within the context of AI, he may be interested in pitches focusing on how AI is reshaping workforce dynamics, including stories about individuals transitioning into tech roles from other fields due to the rise of AI. Additionally, given his recurring coverage of OpenAI specifically and big tech overall, he could be receptive to news related to these companies along with their influence within the broader context of artificial intelligence.
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Amazon's cloud revenue jumped 19 percent year-over-year as the demand for A.I. infrastructure grows.
By: Aaron Mok
Roughly a third of the U.S. semiconductor workforce is approaching retirement, according to McKinsey.
By: Aaron Mok
The real challenge is to convince Big Tech companies to share A.I. revenue with publishers, says ProRata.ai CEO Bill Gross.
By: Aaron Mok
Historically, smart eyewear has struggled to find mainstream success. A.I. might change that.
By: Aaron Mok
To some companies, having a team of A.I. bots is similar to having an offshore team.
Revel aims to be the first to build 1,000 EV charging stalls in New York before anybody else has 100, said CEO Frank Reig.
For many organizations aspiring to develop A.I. projects, GPU-as-a-service provides a cost-effective way to access high-performance chips.
"Remaining private allows them to prioritize long-term goals without the constant pressure to deliver immediate financial results."
By: Aaron Mok
Heavy investments in A.I. infrastructure like data centers are “useful assets” that will operate for 20 to 30 years, CEO Andy Jassy said.
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