Ashley Capoot is a reporter for CNBC.com covering artificial intelligence. Her work focuses on themes such as AI and machine learning, deep tech, and corporate finance, with particular interest in topics like generative AI and cloud computing. Ashley has been featured in various outlets, including NBC New York, NBC News, and CNBC Africa.
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Ashley's coverage spans a variety of topics, including technology, stocks, companies, healthcare, and artificial intelligence. She often covers private sector announcements and cites data in her articles.
When reaching out to Ashley Capoot with story ideas or expert commentary, consider providing insights related to technological advancements within the private sector (such as software & SaaS), financial market trends or developments in the healthcare industry. Given her focus on government announcements and political themes as well as stock movements driven by company-specific news or analyst upgrades/downgrades; she may also be interested in pitches related to these subjects.
It is notable that Ashley does not appear to have a specific geographic focus but seems to take an international view of the industries she covers.
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CNBC's Ashley Capoot reports on Anthropic's plans to go public.
By: Ashley Capoot
Key Points Senior leaders from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and Meta are slated to testify under oath during a New York City Council hearing.
By: Ashley Capoot
Senior leaders from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and Meta are slated to testify under oath during a New York City Council hearing. CNBC's Ashley Capoot reports.
By: Ashley Capoot
Senior leaders from Anthropic, OpenAI, Google and Meta are slated to testify under oath during a New York City Council hearing. CNBC's Ashley Capoot reports.
By: Ashley Capoot
Anthropic said startups that were founded within the last five years or funded within the last two years are able to apply.
By: Kate Rooney, Ashley Capoot
Key Points AI stocks, including Nvidia, Oracle, CoreWeave, sank after the market learned more details about OpenAI's revenue.
Key Points The emerging AI safety debate is bringing a small group of third-party evaluators into the center of the multitrillion-dollar industry.
Key Points Sachin Katti, OpenAI's infrastructure and compute lead, announced he is departing his role and will continue supporting the company as an advisor.
wrongful death lawsuits , ChatGPT is blamed for driving users to experience harmful delusions and, in some cases, to commit suicide.
By: Ashley Capoot
Anthropic pledged to work closely with third-party evaluators when its CEO Dario Amodei published his proposal to slow down the pace of model development.
