Mark Sullivan is a senior writer at Fast Company, covering technology, policy, and their intersections. His work has also appeared in publications such as Fast Company Middle East and Knowledia. Sullivan's reporting often focuses on the impact of emerging technologies, the evolving AI landscape, and the regulatory and ethical considerations surrounding the development and deployment of these innovations.
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Mark Sullivan's coverage predominantly focuses on AI, deep tech, and machine learning with a blend of legal policy regulation. He seems to be interested in the intersection of technology and society. Given his focus on AI platforms, deep learning, NLP, as well as legal aspects related to technology companies such as lawsuits and government announcements regarding tech firms, he may be receptive to pitches from experts who can provide insights into the social impact of these technologies or offer perspectives on diversity & inclusion within the tech industry.
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By: Mark Sullivan
The move represents a small step toward a future where AIs don't just generate content but control other systems and devices.
The technology is still improving and proliferating, and will likely wreak havoc on future elections.
The search function, which rolls out to paid users today, could eventually have a corrosive effect on Google's search ads business.
By: Mark Sullivan
OpenAI released its search tool to ChatGPT Plus users Thursday, and has plans to extend it to free users in the future.
By: Mark Sullivan
How bad actors artificially pump up engagement for right-wing content, causing social algorithms to push the stuff even further.
The president-elect will likely push the government away from AI industry oversight.
By: Mark Sullivan
AI companies are looking for new research avenues and new uses of AI chips to continue making models smarter.
These technologies are streamlining video production, enabling more sustainable product design, making smartphones even smarter, and more.
The former Google CEO talks artificial general intelligence and Kissinger's last days.
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