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: Aaron Tilley, Stephanie Palazzolo
Big news: Anthropic has a new version of a Mythos-class model coming later today called Claude Fable, according to a person with knowledge of the release. It’s a neutered version of Mythos with safeguards to protect against its misuse either in cybersecurity hacks or the construction of ...
By: Stephanie Palazzolo
App developers finally got their first real look at Anthropic’s Mythos Tuesday when Anthropic released a somewhat neutered version of the model, Claude Fable 5, following weeks of breathless chatter about it.Developers who tried the new model said the AI largely deserved the hype. They said it ...
By: Stephanie Palazzolo
OpenAI CEO Sam Altman told staff in a Slack message on Monday that he expects OpenAI to go public “within the next year” and that “many things could cause it to be sooner or later in that range, but filing now gives us optionality if we want to go sooner.” Another OpenAI leader also teased an upcoming new AI model that the company is preparing to release.Altman sent the message at roughly the
Weeks before Anthropic in April revealed Claude Design, an AI tool for creating designs and software application prototypes, it asked firms including Figma and Canva to be “partners” of the launch announcement showcasing the tool’s capabilities. These two design firms, longtime Anthropic ...
By: Leo Schwartz, Stephanie Palazzolo, Cory Weinberg, Catherine Perloff
Amazon CEO Andy Jassy was among the tech leaders who raised concerns to senior Trump administration officials this week about security risks in Anthropic’s most advanced models, according to two people familiar with the conversations. The calls between the head of Amazon—one of Anthropic’s ...
By: Stephanie Palazzolo
A Washington, D.C.-based Anthropic customer filed a class action lawsuit against Anthropic Sunday night alleging that the company had misled customers about the value of its premium “Max 5x” and “Max 20x” subscription plans.The lawsuit alleges that Anthropic markets its Max 20x plan, which costs $200 per month, and Max 5x plan, which costs $100 per month, as delivering twenty and five times,
By: Stephanie Palazzolo, Valida Pau
Qualcomm has been in talks to buy Tenstorrent, a startup that designs chips for AI, according to a person with direct knowledge of the deal. The two companies have discussed a price between at least $8 billion and $10 billion, the person said, which would be a significant premium to Tenstorrent’ ...
By: Stephanie Palazzolo
Remember the last time Anthropic tussled with the Trump administration, all the way back in February, when a coterie of competing AI researchers and CEOs (even Sam Altman!) quickly came to Anthropic’s defense?Remember the last timeAnthropictussled with theTrumpadministration, all the way back in ...
By: Stephanie Palazzolo, Erin Woo, Leo Schwartz
The U.S. government’s latest battle with Anthropic has revived long-simmering concerns throughout the AI industry that the White House has placed a bullseye on their reliance on foreign AI talent. The Trump administration appears to have targeted only Anthropic so far, warning the company on ...
