Britney Nguyen is a Breaking News Reporter for Forbes, with her work appearing in Forbes Australia and Forbes Africa as well. She has also been featured in publications such as Yahoo News, Business Insider, and MailOnline. Britney covers a wide range of topics, including international conflicts, legal disputes, technology, and entertainment news.
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Based on Britney Nguyen's article titles and coverage attributes, she appears to focus predominantly on government and politics, content & publishing, and big tech. She frequently covers breaking news, cites data in her articles, and often reports on government announcements.
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By: Britney Nguyen
Bettergoods, a line of chef-inspired foods, is the retail giant's biggest food brand launch in two decades
Nvidia's chief executive said if leaders want to do "extraordinary things, it shouldn't be easy"
Huawei reported a net profit of 19.6 billion yuan, or $2.7 billion, in the first quarter — up 564%
Finalizing a licensing deal to provide satellite terminals could take another month, a Yemeni official told Bloomberg
Immigration policies like Schedule A have to be modernized to meet demand for AI talent, Google wrote in a letter to the Department of Labor
By: Britney Nguyen
Microsoft's chief technology officer was "very, very worried" about the capabilities of its AI model training
SpaceX warned last month it would shut down the satellite internet service in unlicensed areas, Bloomberg reported
By: Britney Nguyen
The Chinese telecommunications giant has been funding research at U.S. universities through an independent D.C.-based foundation, Bloomberg reported
The president also asked the AI chatbot to explain a lawsuit to him like a first grader, a Biden adviser said
By: Britney Nguyen
Despite AI's potential for innovation and productivity, its consequences are uncertain, the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development said
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