Reed Albergotti is a Technology Editor at Semafor. He specializes in areas such as artificial intelligence, machine learning, and various tech-related topics, including software, finance, and natural sciences. Reed's work has been featured in notable publications like The Washington Post, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and Yahoo News.
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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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By: Reed Albergotti
The Scoop Google DeepMind CEO Demis Hassabis's departure Wednesday from the top job at the company he founded in 2010 and sold to Google in
Reed's view Google's best AI models are six months behind the state of the art on coding capability and talent is leaving.
Reed's view Google's best AI models are six months behind the state of the art on coding capability and talent is leaving.
One way to look at the AI giant slowing down its frontier model work because of safety concerns is that models are getting scarily powerful.
One way to look at the AI giant slowing down its frontier model work because of safety concerns is that models are getting scarily powerful.
At a reported $8 billion, Stripe is planning to pay a hefty price for OpenRouter The aggregator and distributor of AI models raised money just a few months ago at a $1.3 billion valuation.
With a deal, OpenRouter's business could be destined for commoditization, and that's actually kind of the point. If model routing becomes a matter of finding the cheapest one that meets a customer's requirements for quality, speed, and reliability, OpenRouter now has an advantage. Under Stripe, it can focus on customer relationships rather than on maximizing the margin on each individual API call. And Stripe can afford to let routing become low-margin, because it can monetize everything surrounding it: billing, tax, fraud, stablecoin settlement, treasury, and possibly even financing.
By: Reed Albergotti
The News Bill Gates says it's time to hit the AI panic button.
Does agentic AI have a payola problem? A new Stanford research paper lays out a problem that is being largely ignored as AI takes over internet
OpenAI unveiled benchmarks for its Jalapeño inference chip Tuesday and they are… fast. So fast that they compete with Nvidia's best chips.
