Erin Woo is a reporter for The Information and Knowledia. Her articles cover a range of topics in the tech industry, including updates on companies like OpenAI and Meta, as well as the latest developments in wearable AI. With a focus on providing in-depth and timely reporting, Erin aims to keep readers informed about the ever-changing landscape of technology.
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By: Joe Scarnici, Abubakar Idris, Erin Woo
Bolt, the checkout startup that rocketed to an $11 billion valuation during the pandemic e-commerce boom, is embroiled in another legal battle with a high-profile retail partner: sports apparel company Fanatics, which signed a deal in 2022 to offer Bolt’s speedy payment buttons across several of its e-commerce sites.
TikTok isn’t swayed by users complaining they’re seeing too much on their feeds from creators hawking products.
By: Erin Woo, Jing Yang, Juro Osawa
Illustration of AI-generated influencers. Art by Shane Burke.
By: Erin Woo, Stephanie Palazzolo
OpenAI signage at the Mobile World Congress conference in Barcelona in February 2024. Photo by SIPA USA via AP.
This morning, my colleagues Jing, Juro and I reported that TikTok has started to develop an advertising tool that would generate AI avatars to star in advertisers’ videos.
By: Jeffrey Proulx, Eric B. Loucks, Shufang Sun, Zoie Carter, Abraham Dejene, Erin Woo
Abstract Background There is a lack of mindfulness instructors from underserved/underrepresented communities who have completed
By: Erin Woo
A former TikTok data scientist is alleging that he was instructed to share biweekly reports containing U.S. user data with ByteDance workers in Beijing, Fortune reported on Monday. The allegations could further jeopardize TikTok’s future in the United States as the Senate considers a bill that would force a sale or ban of TikTok if passed.The former data scientist, Evan Turner, worked at
House Speaker Mike Johnson told House members that he intends to include the TikTok sale-or-ban bill in a package of legislation that is expected to pass the House this weekend and be quickly considered by the Senate, Bloomberg reported on Wednesday.The plan ties the TikTok bill to aid packages for Ukraine and Israel, which could speed its passage in the Senate after the bill stalled over
TikTok’s top executives urged staff on Wednesday to stay focused on strategic projects amid the threat of a forced sale or ban, according to two people who attended the meeting. Executives including CEO Shou Zi Chew, operations head Adam Presser and public policy head Michael Beckerman led a global all-hands meeting at lunchtime on Wednesday, eastern time, hours after President Joe Biden signed a
By: Erin Woo, Qianer Liu, Juro Osawa
TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew in Washington in March. Photo by Anna Moneymaker/Getty Images.
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