Paresh Dave is a senior writer at WIRED. He covers the inner workings of Big Tech companies, focusing on the impacts of technology while amplifying the voices of the underappreciated and disadvantaged. His work has been featured in numerous outlets, including Reuters, Yahoo Finance, and The Globe and Mail.
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Paresh Dave's coverage focuses on a variety of business and technology topics, with particular attention to legal policy regulation, government announcements, and press releases. He frequently covers stories related to major tech companies such as Google, OpenAI, Epic Games, and YouTube.
Given the emphasis on legal policy regulation in his coverage attributes and the specific focus on tech-related legal cases (e.g., Google's App Store monopoly ruling), Paresh may be interested in receiving insights from legal experts specializing in antitrust laws or individuals who can provide unique perspectives on how technological advancements intersect with regulatory frameworks.
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By: Tess Owen, Benj Edwards, Paresh Dave, Andy Greenberg, Tim Marchman, Lauren Goode, James Fallows, Jake Lahut, Anna Lagos, Zach Dorfman
In an exciting new development, some of the world’s biggest stars when it comes to innovation, courage, and inventiveness will be honored at a special event in November where they will showcase their creations in an interactive way with a global audience.
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Despite shared concerns about Google’s power, critics of the company and former executives express little agreement on what, if anything, can really be done to increase competition.
Despite shared concerns about Google's power, critics of the company and former executives express little agreement on what, if anything, can really be done to increase competition.
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From improving electric range and fuel economy to addressing environmental issues, Michelin is pushing tire technology to the next level
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Mira Murati says it could take decades but AI systems eventually will perform a wide range of cognitive tasks as well as humans do—a prospective technological milestone widely known as artificial general intelligence, or AGI.
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By: Matt Kamen, Will Knight, Jennifer M. Wood, Paresh Dave, Victoria Turk, Joe Ray, Adrienne So, Julian Chokkattu, Molly Higgins, Joseph Howlett
Bupa’s Healthy Cities, the Norman Foster Foundation, and the global mayoral alliance C40 Cities are focusing on the ways in which metropolises from Bogota to New Delhi can fight climate change while tackling health problems
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