Sarah Fielding is a Contributing Reporter at Engadget. She focuses on mental health, social issues, and technology, covering a range of topics from AI platforms to consumer electronics. Her work has been featured in various outlets including Yahoo Movies Canada, The Washington Post, and Women's Health, among others.
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By: Sarah Fielding
The recalls come as the FDA is investigating an outbreak that has sickened people in three states. The products were sold under multiple brand names.
By: Sarah Fielding
The software giant beat Wall Street's estimates on revenue, but investors appear to be concerned about its plans to raise $40 billion.
By: Sarah Fielding
Shares in space-related companies including Rocket Lab, Virgin Galactic, and Rocket One appear to be benefiting from investor excitement.
Roku purple sign in front of a clear building and green grass. - Gordonbellphotography/Getty Images
The chatbot that set off the AI craze just fell below 50% in market share for the first time, according to Sensor Tower, just as OpenAI is gearing up for an IPO.
Data shows more workers are ending up in leadership positions who don’t have the skills, aren’t trained for it, and never asked for it in the first place.
By: Sarah Fielding
The embattled mattress and bedding confirmed that its stock will no longer be publicly traded after next week. Here's what it means for shareholders.
The former mall giant is launching nearly 60 dorm, home, and sleepwear products as it continues its resurgence.
Getty Images will allow OpenAI to use its content library in AI search and ChatGPT.
Getty already struck a similar deal with Perplexity AI. By Sarah Fielding Samuel Boivin/Shutterstock
