Correspondent, Tech, covering social media companies
Kali Hays is a correspondent for Insider, specializing in tech reporting with a focus on social media companies. Her articles cover a range of topics including industry news, company developments, and the impact of technology on society. Kali's work has been featured in various publications such as Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, Business Insider India, and Cigalah Group.
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Kali Hays' coverage primarily focuses on the tech industry, particularly big tech, with a keen interest in leadership dynamics and corporate developments. She heavily relies on sourcing from insiders and data to provide insights into unfolding events within the tech sector.
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While she does not have a specific geographic focus, her reporting seems to encompass global developments within the tech industry. Therefore, relevant pitches should take an international view of significant events in this space.
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By: Kali Hays
Meta has quietly unleashed a new web crawler to scour the internet and collect data en masse to feed its AI model.
By: Kali Hays
Meet the Meta External Agent, the newly launched web crawler scouring the web for the data Meta needs to train and improve its generative AI models and tools.
Who and what exactly is invested in Elon Musk's X Holdings, the entity behind the X platform and X.ai, is about to become a matter of public record.
Usually a promise of stock grants or a new office is catnip to tech employees. But when the promise comes from Elon Musk, workers at his social media service have learned to be skeptical.
Ambitious efforts inside Meta to build its own custom chips for use in an expanding line of wearable consumer devices fell victim to ongoing efforts to rein in company costs.
After weeks of waiting for details X employees now know the day the company's San Francisco headquarters will shut its doors for good.
By: Kali Hays
From its convoluted non-profit-for-profit structure to the brief ouster and return of its CEO, there is not much about OpenAI that's typical.
By: Kali Hays
Meta has an unlikely ally in its efforts to keep company documents involved in a lawsuit out of public view: Apple
Elon Musk intends to move the headquarters of X to Texas and some employees now expect they will have to follow if they wish to keep their jobs.
By: Kali Hays
Sam Altman told OpenAI's staff in a recent company-wide meeting that the startup's complex non-profit corporate structure is set to change — likely sometime next year.
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