Rachel Metz is an AI reporter for Bloomberg News, covering the latest developments and trends in the artificial intelligence industry. Her reporting spans a wide range of AI-related topics, including advancements in machine learning, natural language processing, computer vision, and the societal and ethical implications of these technologies. Metz's work has also appeared in various other publications, showcasing her expertise in analyzing the impact of AI on businesses, industries, and the broader public.
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Rachel Metz's coverage is heavily focused on the tech industry, specifically artificial intelligence and software startups. Given her focus on private sector announcements and press releases, she would likely be interested in pitches related to new product launches, funding rounds, partnerships, and significant milestones from AI companies or tech startups.
She also covers legal issues in AI which suggests that she may be receptive to expert commentary on the ethical implications of AI technology or regulatory developments impacting this sector. If you have a unique perspective on how these technologies are shaping content creation or publishing within the industry, it could catch Rachel's attention.
As Rachel doesn't specify a geographic focus but instead focuses mainly on private sector announcements and government releases relevant to the global tech space such as those from OpenAI for example.
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By: Rachel Metz, Dina Bass, Shirin Ghaffary
OpenAI has completed a deal to raise $6.6 billion in new funding, giving the artificial intelligence company a $157 billion valuation and bolstering its efforts to build the world's leading generative AI technology.
By: Rachel Metz, Malathi Nayak
Microsoft-backed AI company accuses billionaire of harassment Musk says OpenAI founders enriched themselves draining assets
OpenAI hired former Palantir Technologies Inc. executive Dane Stuckey as co-chief information security officer, the latest change in the artificial intelligence startup's leadership after the departure of several staffers last month.
By: Rachel Metz
Investors put $400 million into the company, which aims to make it faster to build new AI software.
OpenAI hired former Palantir Technologies Inc. executive Dane Stuckey as co-chief information security officer, the latest change in the artificial intelligence startup’s leadership after the departure of several staffers last month.
OpenAI accused Elon Musk of harassment in a legal fight that’s unfolding as the startup weighs a plan to shift to a for-profit business model.
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the names tech companies give their generative artificial intelligence models, and why so many of them reference Greek mythology and animals. But first…
By: Rachel Metz, Edward Ludlow, Ian King
OpenAI is working with Broadcom Inc. to develop a new artificial intelligence chip specifically focused on running AI models after they've been trained, according to two people familiar with the matter.
I’ve been thinking a lot lately about the names tech companies give their generative artificial intelligence models, and why so many of them reference Greek mythology and animals. But first…
Investors put $400 million into the company, which aims to make it faster to build new AI software.
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