Rupert Goodwins is an Editor at The Register. He specializes in AI and machine learning, with a focus on marketing technology, software development, and SaaS, as well as deep learning and MLOps. Rupert has been featured in The Register, Web Market Inc., and MSN.
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Rupert primarily focuses on opinion editorials related to technology, with a keen interest in exploring the intersection of technology and culture & society. His articles often cover Big Tech, software & SaaS, privacy, cybersecurity, and artificial intelligence.
Given his strong emphasis on opinion pieces, Rupert would value pitches from experts who can provide thought-provoking insights or alternative perspectives on emerging technologies and their impact on society. Additionally, professionals with deep knowledge of ethical implications surrounding tech advancements could be valuable sources for him.
As Rupert's coverage does not have a specific geographic focus but covers global technological trends with societal impacts; he may find value in engaging with experts who possess international experience within the realms of technology's influence on culture & society.
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Your instinctive revulsion is spot on. Follow your nose
Canny planning or dangerous compromise? Matt Brittin takes the hotseat at a pivotal moment
Walled gardens make more sense when it's an AI-lligator infested swamp outside
Not viral as in cat videos. Viral as in we need a vaccine
We've been here before. This time, we may not get out
AI vuln-hunter finds what humans taught it to find. Funny that
If you can't bother to keep GitHub running, why should we bother with you?
By: Rupert Goodwins
That’s not a radio. THIS is a radio
By: Rupert Goodwins
Governments can't touch VPNs technically or commercially. The mess they'll make if they try will be off the scale
By: Rupert Goodwins
Papal's 40k-word encyclical drops and lawyers already asking if Catholics can refuse workplace AI on religious grounds
