Charlie Mitchell is a Senior Editor at various prominent outlets including Global Drinks Intel and S&P Global. He specializes in themes such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and digital transformation, while also covering topics related to energy, animals, and animal care. Charlie's work has been featured in notable publications like The Press, UC Today, and Newsroom NZ, among others.
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Charlie's coverage is heavily focused on press releases, government announcements, and data citations within the Sales & Marketing, Software & SaaS, and Big Tech sectors. He seems to be interested in advancements related to artificial intelligence, customer experience, contact centers as well as news about technology companies.
Given his emphasis on expert takes and new developments in these areas rather than general news reporting or analysis of trends over time; he would likely be most responsive to outreach from industry experts with specific knowledge of recent acquisitions, product launches or significant technological innovations within these niches.
As Charlie does not have a specified geographic focus but covers international tech developments across various regions without being location-specific.
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By: Charlie Mitchell
California Gov. Gavin Newsom (D) has rolled out an initiative to secure state systems and critical infrastructure from cyber attacks powered by artificial intelligence, instituting a new AI defense program at the state's cybersecurity integration center and directing every agency to designate an AI security officer.
By: Charlie Mitchell
Technology provider Palantir says a General Services Administration proposal will turn artificial intelligence vendors away from GSA's contract vehicles and stymie a key Trump administration priority, as the federal procurement agency reviews industry and other stakeholder input on its draft AI contract clause.
By: Charlie Mitchell
During the Phenology Report for the week of Aug. 11, 2026, Staff Phenologist John Latimer remarks on Red-eyed Vireos, blooming flowers, and Carolina grasshoppers.
By: Charlie Mitchell
Legislation by Sens. Mike Rounds (R-SD) and John Hickenlooper (D-CO), influential Senate players on AI and tech policy, would require the Commerce Department to develop voluntary standards for robotics use cases and to improve data sharing with industry on artificial intelligence models that “power advanced robotics,” with an eye on growing competition with China.
By: Charlie Mitchell
Utah’s GOP Gov. Spencer Cox is establishing a quantum innovation initiative to align the state with a Trump executive order and related Defense Department quantum programs, while promoting a technology expected to have a profound impact on cybersecurity and economic and artificial intelligence development.
During the week of August 11, 2026, we enjoy reports of frogs, loons, and tussock moth caterpillars. Staff phenologist John Latimer responds.
By: Charlie Mitchell
The American Civil Liberties Union is calling on the Federal Trade Commission to shelve its proposed policy statement on artificial intelligence, arguing that the document violates the First Amendment and wrongly claims that civil rights protections in state laws compel AI models to “produce false results” in order to meet ideological objectives.
By: Charlie Mitchell
The American Fintech Council, in response to House Financial Services Democrats' extensive request for information from stakeholders on AI policy, underscores the need for a tech-neutral, risk management-based approach to artificial intelligence, while calling for an overarching federal framework on AI regulation.
By: Charlie Mitchell
The Information Technology and Innovation Foundation, a tech sector-based think tank, in a new report argues that lawmakers should focus on “meaningful” chatbot safeguards to protect young people while avoiding bans, age verification requirements or “moral panic about chatbots.”
By: Charlie Mitchell
The Special Competitive Studies Project has offered a proposal for establishing a “Strategic Compute Reserve” at the Defense Department to ensure adequate computing power is available to the military for artificial intelligence-powered operations in a crisis.
