Stephanie Palazzolo is an AI Reporter at The Information. She focuses on the intersection of artificial intelligence and machine learning, covering topics such as startups, venture capital, and healthcare systems. Stephanie's work has been featured in Business Insider, Knowledia, and The Information.
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Stephanie Palazzolo's coverage primarily focuses on Artificial Intelligence, startups, and technology. She frequently covers investment analysis and private sector announcements within the software & SaaS industry, content & publishing, and big tech. Given this focus, she is likely to be responsive to pitches related to innovative AI technologies or disruptive startups with a unique angle.
Pitches could include insights into emerging trends in AI technology development or entrepreneurial success stories within the startup ecosystem. Additionally, Stephanie may welcome expert commentary from venture capitalists or industry leaders regarding market dynamics in the software & SaaS space.
Given her interest in specific companies like OpenAI and ChatGPT as well as broader topics such as venture capital and artificial intelligence advancements, relevant pitches should provide insightful perspectives on these areas of interest.
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In the tight race between well-funded developers of conversational AI, a new clear frontrunner has emerged: Anthropic.
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By: Kate Clark, Natasha Mascarenhas, Stephanie Palazzolo
Elon Musk’s artificial intelligence startup xAI has discussed raising $5 billion from investors at a valuation of about $45 billion, according to a person familiar with the discussions. Investors are expected to include a mix of returning backers, including Valor Equity Partners.
Since generative AI exploded onto the scene two years ago with the release of ChatGPT, we’ve seen the rise and fall of various creative hacks developers have used to eke out better performance and lower costs from large language models. And over the past few months, I’ve seen a flurry of new ...
These days, venture capitalists, major artificial intelligence developers and cloud providers have zeroed in on AI-powered coding assistants as the killer product for large language models.
By: Erin Woo, Stephanie Palazzolo
Google accidentally publicized an internal preview of artificial intelligence that takes over a person’s computer to complete tasks, confirming an earlier report in The Information about the product, codenamed Jarvis.The prototype of the AI, known as a computer-using agent, was briefly available to be downloaded through Google’s Chrome web browser extension store and described itself as “a
By: Stephanie Palazzolo
Donald Trump’s victory in Tuesday’s presidential election has a lot of implications for AI. Some are clear: Trump has said he will repeal President Joe Biden’s AI executive order, which requires companies training large AI models to share information about them with the federal government.In ...
By: Stephanie Palazzolo, Erin Woo, Amir Efrati
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By: Kevin McLaughlin, Natasha Mascarenhas, Stephanie Palazzolo
Databricks and Snowflake, already embroiled in a fierce rivalry over software that manages companies' data, are now jockeying for position in generative
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