Chase DiFeliciantonio is a reporter at the San Francisco Chronicle. He covers tech, focusing on how AI and automation policy are transforming the city and region, while also addressing business and labor issues related to the pandemic's aftermath. Chase's work has been featured in various publications, including POLITICO, Yahoo News, and Governing.
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Chase DiFeliciantonio's coverage demonstrates a strong interest in AI, robotics, and legal policy regulation. Pitches should focus on providing insights into the impact of these technologies and regulations within local (United States, California, San Francisco) contexts. For instance, offering commentary or analysis on how AI platforms are being integrated into local businesses or developments could be particularly relevant.
Given Chase's emphasis on government announcements and legal policy regulation related to technology such as AI and robotics at both the state and city levels, he may be interested in pitches that provide expert opinions from lawyers specializing in tech law or policymakers familiar with these issues.
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A new Democratic governor could shift gears away from the Newsom years on autonomous trucks to appease labor.
The billionaire candidate for governor wants to tax tech to create a “Sovereign Wealth Fund.”
By: Chase Difeliciantonio, Christine Mui
After meetings with top Silicon Valley executives, Teresa Ribera doubled down on red lines around mixing the EU’s tech rules with trade negotiations with the U.S.
By: Christine Mui, Chase DiFeliciantonio
After meetings with top Silicon Valley executives, Teresa Ribera doubled down on red lines around mixing the EU's tech rules with trade negotiations with the U.S.
By: Chase Difeliciantonio, Christine Mui
A jury is about to weigh whether Sam Altman deceived Elon Musk into funding OpenAI with promises it would operate as a nonprofit for humanity’s benefit. But the legal team for the world’s richest man faces stiff challenges.
By: Christine Mui, Chase DiFeliciantonio
SAN FRANCISCO — The years-long feud between Elon Musk and Sam Altman heads to trial in California today, threatening to blow up OpenAI's leadership and unravel its hard-won corporate conversion.
By: Tyler Katzenberger, Chase Difeliciantonio
The Steyer brothers could be a powerhouse check on tech in California, but then there’s the connections to industry.
By: Christine Mui, Chase Difeliciantonio
Tuesday's primary night was a poor showing for California's tech billionaires and founders who viewed statewide politics as the next frontier for their ambitions
California’s current and future leaders are faced with a policy dilemma when it comes to the specter of Ai-driven job displacement.
The legislation aims to boost training programs for the jobs needed in an AI future.
