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
Seattle indie radio powerhouse KEXP has hired tech veteran Jyoti Shukla as its first chief product and technology officer, with an unusual mandate
By: Kurt Schlosser
A new University of Washington study testing leading AI models across nearly 24,000 story completions found that AI guardrails designed to reduce bias have accidentally erased female characters — defaulting overwhelmingly to male animals or ungendered “it” pronouns.
By: Kurt Schlosser
Allison Goldberg, comedian and host of “Love Isn't Blind,” says that when she introduces a contestant who is a software engineer, the audience boos.
By: Kurt Schlosser
Amazon's Disaster Relief team responds with emergency supplies to support victims of crises around the world.
Affected positions include software engineers, product management directors, incident commanders, technical support engineers, and leadership roles across marketing and sustainability.
By: Kurt Schlosser
GeekWire spotted a boxy baby blue Ojai in the parking lot of a Fred Meyer store in the Ballard neighborhood on Friday morning. A driver inside confirmed the cute little van with an array of cameras on the front, back and top was indeed one of the company's newest vehicles.
By: Kurt Schlosser
A friendly challenge sparked by a portrait of Jimothy, Seattle’s favorite short-spined raccoon, drew in regional heavyweights, including Microsoft, Starbucks, Alaska Airlines and others.
A new University of Washington study testing leading AI models across nearly 24,000 story completions found that AI guardrails designed to reduce bias have accidentally erased female characters — defaulting overwhelmingly to male animals or ungendered "it" pronouns.
By: Kurt Schlosser
Man vs. machine might be the rallying cry of our future with AI, but for Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg, the fight is here now — in more ways than one.
By: Kurt Schlosser
WalletHub's 2026 “Best States to Live In” list puts Washington at No. 33 with an overall score of 49.70 based on five key categories: affordability, economy, education and health, quality of life, and safety.
