Kurt Schlosser is a reporter at GeekWire. With a focus on technology, software, and artificial intelligence, he also covers themes in sports business, aviation, and telecommunications. Kurt's work has been featured in The Business Herald, Real Estate News, Submarine Telecoms Forum, Inc., and MSN.
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Kurt Schlosser's coverage mainly focuses on local businesses, startups, and technology in Seattle and the wider Washington state area. He seems to be interested in covering private sector announcements, government initiatives, and events related to big tech companies.
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By: Kurt Schlosser
Denmark-based Corti ‘s AI has been listening to all Seattle 911 medical calls and prompting dispatchers to route certain patients to a nurse-staffed Texas call center rather than send an ambulance, the Times found. The system has operated without public disclosure or formal review.
By: Kurt Schlosser
Visit Seattle calls the lighted display the first-ever drone scoreboard, and the destination marketing organization plans the activation for five more matches that will be played in Seattle.
By: Kurt Schlosser
The Seattle tech entrepreneur revealed on Tuesday that he's building a new startup to reimagine the insurance industry, launching The Instrument with backing from Pioneer Square Labs.
By: Kurt Schlosser
A Seattle-area startup that once asked people to step inside a glowing kiosk for light therapy is now bringing that same technology into the home.
By: Kurt Schlosser
Is video game developer Gabe Newell getting ready to vacate the Seattle area for sunny South Florida like some of his billionaire contemporaries?
By: Kurt Schlosser
Seattle startup Gradial continued its hot funding streak, raising another $65 million for its agentic AI platform that automates enterprise marketing.
By: Kurt Schlosser
The incubator was founded in 2014 inside Ai2 — the Seattle research institute created by Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen — long before artificial intelligence became a household term. Its mission has been to help founders with the early work of company building: idea formation, customer discovery, recruiting, technical strategy and more.
By: Kurt Schlosser
Seattle's Yoodli used a cardboard sign to get its name and web address on Fox Sports' live broadcast of FIFA World Cup festivities from Pier 62 on the waterfront.
Founded in 2013, Bainbridge Island, Wash.-based Solius Labs received FDA clearance for its $2,995 Solius Pro, a device which calculates and delivers a personalized dose of UVB light.
By: Kurt Schlosser
Amazon MGM Studios has backed away from “Artificial,” a nearly finished film about OpenAI CEO Sam Altman. The studio said last week that the film would “be better served if it were released by a different studio,” according to reports in Puck Variety , and elsewhere.
