Senior Correspondent, Tech And Business
Katie Notopoulos is a senior correspondent at Business Insider. She writes about technology, business, and culture, focusing on internet culture, big tech, retail, AI, and personal tech. Katie has been featured in notable publications including BuzzFeed News, The Atlantic, and the Los Angeles Times.
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Katie Notopoulos covers a wide array of tech-related topics, from AI influencers to big tech and entertainment news. She frequently cites data in her articles, indicating an interest in evidence-based reporting. When reaching out to her, consider providing access to credible data or research that supports the pitch.
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By: Katie Notopoulos
Amazon's AI chatbot, Rufus, answers questions about products and recommends items. But one thing it won't do: answer direct questions about "dupes."
By: Katie Notopoulos
Harvard students rigged their Meta Ray-Bans to do facial recognition, 404 Media reports. Meta's smart glasses can't do this by default, but in 2021, executives considered the idea.
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As Hurricane Milton hit, TikTok was filled with live streams from people in Florida. But even though there were plenty of live videos, it was hard to follow for breaking news.
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Nearly 70% of adults in a recent Pew survey said cellphones should be banned during class time. That's an easy solution — unlike with social media.
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A new Pew study found nearly 70% of adults agreed that schools should ban phones during class. Teachers have been urging a ban on phones — and more and more schools are agreeing.
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Remember that old Photobucket account? You might want to log in. The public photos could soon be licensed to train AI.
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Meta has suspended Threads accounts that tracked the private jets of Elon Musk, Taylor Swift, and other celebs. The bans make sense — but why now?
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The Instagram chatbot based on me was super-annoying. I did some test chatting with myself — and my bot was millennial cringe.
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