David Meyer is a Senior Writer at Fortune Magazine. He specializes in technology, business, policy, and politics, with a particular focus on AI, machine learning, and their implications for society. Meyer has been featured in various prominent publications, including the New York Post, Yahoo Finance, and the South China Morning Post.
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David Meyer's focus is on technology, particularly big tech companies and legal/policy regulations pertaining to the industry. He seems to be interested in covering government announcements related to technology, as well as issues concerning privacy & cybersecurity.
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By: David Meyer, Jeremy Kahn
Google suddenly finds itself with two Nobel laureates on its staff.
By: David Meyer
The U.S. Justice Department on Tuesday set out the changes it would like to see at Google after a federal district court judge ruled in August that
Good morning. Looks like Night at the Museum is becoming a tad more realistic.
By: David Meyer
Hello and welcome to Eye on AI! In this newsletter…Intel's Gaudi disappointment…Prime Video gets AI…OpenAI and Anthropic hiring news…Sleep pays…and nuclear setbacks.
By: David Meyer
It is hard to make firm predictions about the actions of such a mercurial figure, but there are plenty of indications about what he might do.
Good morning Fortune has a new list out: the 100 Most Powerful People in Business And as you probably guessed, it's very tech-heavy up top.
If Trump shuns AI regulation, that could make rules-laden European AI startups less competitive.
Good morning. Which way is X heading? Some media executives told the Financial Times that brands plan a return to Elon Musk's platform, in
By: David Meyer
Good morning. If you haven't heard Mark Zuckerberg's filthy duet with rapper T-Pain—an acoustic cover of Lil Jon's Get Low —then you're missing out on… something
By: David Meyer
Over the past several years, Big Tech firms like Google and Microsoft have trumpeted ambitious plans to go carbon-neutral, or even carbon-negative, by 2030.
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