Stephanie Palazzolo is an AI Reporter at The Information. She specializes in topics related to technology, particularly focusing on artificial intelligence, machine learning, and their applications in various sectors such as healthcare and banking. Stephanie's work has been featured in notable publications including Business Insider, Knowledia, and Singularity Hub.
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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.
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By: Stephanie Palazzolo
OpenAI on Friday launched GPT-5.6, its most advanced AI models, to a small group of partners that have been cleared by the U.S. government to use the technology, according to the release blog post.The move confirms The Information’s Thursday report that OpenAI will release the new models in a limited fashion over cybersecurity concerns, similar to the earlier rollout of Anthropic’s Mythos
By: Stephanie Palazzolo
Open-source AI is emerging as a beneficiary of the Trump administration’s recent rapid-fire policy changes towards AI regulation—and of rising costs. Developers and executives have told me that they’ve been burned by building apps on top of closed-source models like Anthropic's Fable 5, only to ...
We closely track efforts by Anthropic, Google and OpenAI to get access to more server chips to run their models. But we don’t talk enough about the work these companies are doing to get more juice from the servers they already have.In one previously unreported example, OpenAI engineers earlier ...
By: Stephanie Palazzolo
OpenAI on Tuesday announced that it would be publicly launching its latest family of models, GPT-5.6, on Thursday. The announcement comes after the Trump Administration initially asked OpenAI to release the new models in a limited fashion over cybersecurity concerns.Axios on Tuesday reported that the U.S. Department of Commerce had given OpenAI the green light to release its GPT-5.6 Sol,
By: Stephanie Palazzolo
I’m reporting from Seoul, where thousands of AI researchers from around the world have gathered for this year’s International Conference on Machine Learning. One of the most popular spots at the conference is OpenAI’s booth, which has been consistently encircled by a line of young AI PhDs.They’ ...
Welcome, Weekenders! In this newsletter:• The Big Read: Welcome to the era of the eggmaxxer• Style and Shopping: A buyer’s guide to mogul casual, Sun Valley edition• Plus, Recommendations—our weekly pop culture picks: “Signal Hill,” “The Sixth Nik” and “X-Men ’97”As AI rapidly improves in areas ...
By: Stephanie Palazzolo
I’m only slightly jet-lagged after coming back from last week’s International Conference on Machine Learning in Seoul, where AI researchers from around the world shared new ways to run and train models more efficiently. Oh, and they also discussed the looming possibility of AI automating away ...
As AI gets more advanced, researchers are increasingly telling me that it’s also getting harder to evaluate how good AI actually is at various tasks.Most obviously, as AI improves, it quickly saturates all the benchmarks we have today and researchers have to rush to come up with even harder ...
