Editor, Columnist, Correspondent, Innovation Leader, The Boston Globe
Scott Kirsner is an Editor, Columnist, and Correspondent at The Boston Globe. He focuses on a range of topics including business and economics, AI, startups, and the biotech industry, often exploring themes related to innovation and the economy in Massachusetts. Scott's work has been featured in Boston Globe Technology and NewsBreak.
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By: Scott Kirsner
A conversation with prominent members of the innovation community reveals concerns about climate, society, and China.
By: Scott Kirsner
A conversation with prominent members of the innovation community reveals concerns about climate, society, and China.
By: Scott Kirsner
Angle is raising a first round of funding for Familiar Machines & Magic, a Boston-area company that will develop a new kind of home robot focused on health and wellness.
By: Scott Kirsner
Musk has warned for years about the dangers of artificial intelligence. Then again, he stands to make a lot of money off it.
By: Scott Kirsner
W hen doing your holiday shopping this month, how much of your list could you check off with products made in Massachusetts?
By: Scott Kirsner
What if someone commissioned a major work of art, installed it in one of the busiest parts of Cambridge, and forgot to tell anyone?
By: Scott Kirsner
“The Sound we Travel at," a series of 11 grass-covered, wave-like mounds of earth, can be found in Kendall Square — though there's no sign installed to tell you what you're looking at.
By: Scott Kirsner
You can find Boston's contributions to coffee culture in every Starbucks, and just about every hotel room, around the world.
By: Scott Kirsner
A group of coffee experts rated each java on a scale of 0-10, with zero being “how dare you serve this to me,” and ten being “best coffee I’ve ever had.”
By: Scott Kirsner
In December, Kim Kardashian was opening the flagship store for her shapewear brand, Skims, on New York's Fifth Avenue.
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