Associate Editor, Science And Technology Writer
Mariella Moon is an Associate Editor and Science and Technology Writer at Engadget. She specializes in covering space tech and robots, and is open to pitches on cool and innovative topics in these areas. Her work has been featured in various publications including Yahoo News, Yahoo Finance, and Tech News Tube.
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Mariella's coverage is heavily focused on technology, with a significant emphasis on company announcements and legal developments in the tech industry. She appears to prioritize press releases and government announcements, indicating an interest in official sources of information.
Given her focus on content & publishing, she may be interested in pitches related to new technologies or platforms that impact content creation, distribution, or consumption. Additionally, given her attention to lawsuits involving prominent tech companies like OpenAI and Microsoft, she may be open to expert commentary from legal professionals specializing in technology-related cases.
While there is no specific geographic focus mentioned for Mariella's coverage, it seems that she covers global technology news without a regional limitation.
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By: Mariella Moon
YouTube has apparently been recommending gun-making videos to kids watching video game content. · Contributing Reporter ·
By: Mariella Moon
It says it will address the requests despite suggestions they didn't come from Nintendo. · Contributing Reporter ·
Facepunch Studios has announced on Steam that it's removing 20 years' worth of Nintendo-related workshop items for its sandbox game Garry's Mod to comply with the Japanese company's demands. But fans say the takedown notices came from trolls, not from Nintendo itself.
By: Mariella Moon
Sam Altman, OpenAI's CEO, Microsoft chief Satya Nadella, Alphabet CEO Sundar Pichai are joining the government's Artificial Intelligence Safety and Security Board, according to
"Sure, winning battles and matches in more difficult modes will feel more rewarding, but not every gaming experience has to be a challenge."
By: Mariella Moon
You apparently don't have to do anything illegal for law enforcement to ask for your Google data. Mariella Moon
The company has to hand over more than $1.1 million to the FTC as part of its settlement. · Contributing Reporter ·
By: Mariella Moon
The agency discovered years ago that the carriers were selling location information to aggregators. · Contributing Reporter ·
By: Mariella Moon
The publications accuse the companies of using their copyrighted materials for AI training. ·
The Rabbit R1 , a pocket-sized AI virtual assistant device, runs Android under the hood and is powered by a single app, according to Android
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