Alexandra Sternlicht is a former tech reporter at Fortune, where she focused on founders, creators, and startups. With a strong background in business and economics, she has reported on topics ranging from artificial intelligence to personal relationships, including dating and friendships. Alexandra's work has been featured in outlets such as Forbes, Yahoo Finance, and Inc.
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Alexandra Sternlicht's coverage largely focuses on content & publishing, with a notable emphasis on technology. She frequently includes expert commentary and data citations in her articles.
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Its Specs are set for release ahead of products by top competitors.
By: Alexandra Sternlicht
It's becoming a familiar pattern: every few months, an AI lab in China that most people in the U.S. have never heard of releases an AI model that upends conventional wisdom about the cost of training and running cutting edge AI.
By: Alexandra Sternlicht
The claims may spook investors who’ve sunk billions into leading AI companies such as OpenAI and Anthropic
By: Alexandra Sternlicht, Andrew Nusca
Good morning. It's Fortune reporter Alexandra Sternlicht, subbing in for Andrew. This weekend Fanatics Fest took over the Javits Center in New York City.
By: Alexandra Sternlicht
Happy Monday. It's Alexandra Sternlicht subbing for Allie. Today, we're sharing news that legal LLM Harvey raised a $300 million Series E at a $5 billion valuation.
The big pay packages AI companies are throwing at AI PhDs stoke fears of a 'brain drain' from academia
By: Alexandra Sternlicht
Larry Birnbaum, a professor of computer science at Northwestern University was recruiting a promising PhD to become a graduate researcher.
By: Alexandra Sternlicht
This is possibly problematic for academia.
Meta v. OpenAI, Apple’s box office, Bezos wedding. Plus: American Airlines, Google, HP, Juniper Networks, Microsoft, Nuclear Company, Nvidia, Tesla in the latest edition of Fortune's flagship tech newsletter.
Hey there, it's tech reporter Alexandra Sternlicht filling in for Allie.
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