Isabelle Bousquette is a Reporter at The Wall Street Journal. She specializes in enterprise technology, with a focus on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and software development, while also covering topics related to finance and entertainment. Isabelle's work has been featured in prominent outlets including WisdomTree Asset Management, Yahoo Finance, and Singularity Hub.
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Isabelle's coverage predominantly focuses on technology, specifically software and artificial intelligence. Her articles often include industry-specific insights, data citations, and private sector announcements.
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Human resources leaders at some of America's largest companies say it's time to stop treating their AI as people.
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By: Isabelle Bousquette
Leaderboards that rank individual employees’ AI token usage have garnered recent criticism. But some say they’re vital for adapting to the AI age.
BlackRock engineering chief Nish Ajitsaria envisions a future where AI agents handle most processes, and humans work in smaller ‘squads’ to oversee them.
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By: Isabelle Bousquette
It could be years until quantum computing delivers on its promise to revolutionize everything from financial trading to drug discovery. But that’s not stopping the companies developing quantum hardware and software from speeding headlong into the public markets.
Isabelle Bousquette Blake Anderson found the perfect New York City office for his AI-powered mobile-app-development company, 10x.
Companies like Starbucks and Lowe’s are hoping to get closer to customers with new apps that integrate into OpenAI’s ChatGPT interface.
Isabelle Bousquette For years, companies have been looking to replicate the smooth conversational experience of ChatGPT with artificial-intelligence agents and chatbots on their websites.
By: Isabelle Bousquette
Companies are restructuring engineering teams into smaller, more nimble cross-functional ‘pods,’ made up of humans and AI agents.
