Amir Efrati is the Executive Editor at The Information, a publication focused on in-depth and investigative journalism in the technology industry. With a background in reporting on tech giants like Google and OpenAI, Amir covers topics ranging from AI breakthroughs and industry trends to venture capital and corporate restructuring.
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Amir Efrati's coverage predominantly revolves around software, SaaS, and business themes with a strong emphasis on venture capital (VC) activities. The topics covered include OpenAI, Google, AI technology, and corporate restructuring.
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By: Amir Efrati
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By: Stephanie Palazzolo, Erin Woo, Amir Efrati
Sam Altman, Mira Murati, Greg Brockman and Ilya Sutskever. Photos by Getty.
By: Clark Miller, Anissa Gardizy, Aaron Holmes, Amir Efrati
OpenAI and Microsoft soared to new heights by developing and sharing artificial intelligence, specialized servers and product revenue with each other. Microsoft’s cash has paid for nearly all of that work.
By: Geoff Hinton, Amir Efrati
Before we get to today’s column, please read this phenomenal piece from Aaron about Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella’s market analysis methods. Hint: they involve an absurd number of meetings and calls with people outside his company. It’s a leadership masterclass.
By: Amir Efrati
Nvidia and OpenAI may get the headlines, but their microprocessors and artificial intelligence wouldn’t be possible without the good people of Taiwan—specifically, more than 70,000 employees and leaders of Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Co.A few years ago, my colleague Wayne took readers ...
By: Stephanie Palazzolo, Amir Efrati
Much has changed at OpenAI since President Greg Brockman took a sabbatical. His expected return will test how well he can coexist with CEO Sam Altman and others.
By: Sam Altman, Shane Burke, Erin Woo, Stephanie Palazzolo, Amir Efrati
OpenAI’s ChatGPT has become a multibillion-dollar business in large part because programmers use it to write and check their code, fix bugs and translate code into different programming languages.
By: Clark Miller, Amir Efrati
Last fall, several Google artificial intelligence leaders met with Jonathan Siddharth, CEO of a startup that sells access to part-time software engineers on demand.
By: Stephanie Palazzolo, Erin Woo, Amir Efrati
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