Jessica Bursztynsky is a Staff Writer at Fast Company. She covers the gig economy and consumer internet, with a focus on themes such as transportation and mobility, cybersecurity, and media. Jessica's work has been featured in NBC News, CNBC, and several other prominent outlets.
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Jessica Bursztynsky's coverage predominantly includes business and technology-related topics, with a significant emphasis on private sector announcements and press releases. Therefore, she is likely to be responsive to pitches that involve exclusive information or insights from the private sector, particularly related to new product launches or major company developments in the tech industry.
Given her focus on dating apps and transportation alongside AI-related content, it suggests she may also be open to expert commentary from professionals in these industries about emerging trends or future innovations. Additionally, Jessica’s coverage encompasses government and politics as well so offering analysis of how policies impact businesses within the sectors she covers could also appeal to her interests.
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Given privacy concerns around the app, it's not a bad idea to disable location access and set up two-factor authentication.
By: Jessica Bursztynsky
As the vice president of data science at Thorn, Portnoff spearheaded the Safety by Design initiative that companies like Meta and OpenAI pledged to uphold.
By: Jessica Bursztynsky
From scratch pads to doggie sweaters, these gifts are great for our favorite furry pals.
By: Jessica Bursztynsky
The company recently rolled out its one-on-one random video chat app Azar in the U.S. It seems to be catching on with Gen Z users.
FAST COMPANY - Azar, a one-on-one video chat app owned by Match Group, has launched in the U.S., targeting Gen Z users who make up 60% of its global base.
The Biden administration passed a bill earlier this year that requires TikTok's Chinese owner ByteDance to either divest or be banned in the country as early as Jan. 19.
OpenAI just launched a way to call ChatGPT over the phone. But how does it handle the whole Santa thing?
By: Jessica Bursztynsky
The famous YouTuber says he rented the Great Pyramids of Giza for an upcoming video.
The entrepreneur and investor has been a driving force in the push to get consumers and businesses alike interested in artificial intelligence.
By: Jessica Bursztynsky
Companies like Hinge and Tinder are betting that postholiday singles will turn to the apps with fresh eyes and open hearts.
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