Mark Sullivan is a Tech/Policy Writer at Fast Company. He focuses on the intersection of technology and policy, with particular expertise in AI and machine learning, deep tech, and economic policy. His insights have been featured in prominent outlets such as Yahoo Finance Australia, MIT Technology Review, and RealClearMarkets.
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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.
Considering Mark's global focus primarily centered around the United States, relevant sources should ideally have knowledge about US-specific policies and regulations in relation to technology. Additionally, pitches that tie directly into recent developments in AI models or showcase potential societal impacts would likely resonate well with him.
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By: Mark Sullivan
The agents may also help explain why the social media giant is spending billions to quickly develop frontier AI models.
By: Mark Sullivan
This version of Mythos excels at long, complex tasks, but passes on questions about risky things like cybersecurity or biology.
Leading companies like OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google aren't just chasing immediate enterprise software revenue; they see AI-generated code as the ultimate fast track to achieving AGI.
By: Mark Sullivan
Developers are complaining on social media that Claude Fable 5’s safety system is blocking benign prompts, from résumé edits to shopping lists.
By: Mark Sullivan
A warning from Amazon, an urgent White House pressure campaign, and a sweeping Commerce Department order forced Anthropic to disable its newest Claude models worldwide.
The AI agent platform OpenClaw lets users create personal agents that work through apps like iMessage and WhatsApp.
Dattani's company, AIUC, is creating insurance standards for agent providers, giving enterprises a new way to assess risk and trust.
The Stanford professor's work gives autonomous systems new frameworks for tackling complex tasks.
Briski's work helps Nvidia’s technology stack process the flood of tokens powering tomorrow’s AI agents.
A sudden 90-minute ultimatum from the Trump administration last week led to Anthropic shutting off access to the world’s most powerful models.
