Reed Albergotti is the Technology Editor at Semafor, where he covers the latest developments in the tech industry. He is the co-author of "Wheelmen," a book about the Lance Armstrong doping scandal, and is an avid cyclist. Albergotti's reporting focuses on emerging technologies, AI, and the intersection of tech and business.
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Reed Albergotti's coverage is varied, with a focus on software & SaaS and tech. His articles delve into legal and regulatory aspects as well as government announcements related to the industry. He also covers press releases.
Pitches should offer expert insights into the legal or regulatory implications of AI technologies, particularly in relation to copyright infringement and employee activism within tech companies like OpenAI, Google, and Microsoft. Additionally, providing commentary on how AI impacts IT workers' roles could be relevant.
Reed does not seem to have a specific geographic focus but rather provides international coverage of these topics.
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