Tricia Crimmins is a Senior Reporter at The Daily Dot, focusing on the intersection of politics and technology. She covers key issues related to discrimination, identity, and the upcoming 2024 election, while also exploring themes in AI, healthcare, and workforce technology. Tricia's work has been featured in notable publications including Fortune, Tech Brew, and Marketing Brew.
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Seventy percent of Americans don’t want data centers built in their area, per new Gallup data.
By: Tricia Crimmins
The practice can bring down healthcare costs, but sustainable funding for it remains elusive.
At New York Tech Week, a panel focused on how startups can benefit from workers—agentic or otherwise—who aren’t on the full-time payroll.
At New York Tech Week, a panel focused on how startups can benefit from workers—agentic or otherwise—who aren't on the full-time payroll.
CRO Kyle Norton said the restaurant marketing company based its sales methodology on “the marshmallow test.”
By: Tricia Crimmins
The company makes surgical simulations that teach students how to operate on humans.
By: Tricia Crimmins
Berumen works alongside a chief delivery officer as part of a joint revenue leadership team.
By: Tricia Crimmins
Some companies are using agents for employee experience, learning, and development—but experts advise against using AI in circumstances requiring empathy.
By: Tricia Crimmins
Recent college grads are being schooled on how to work with AI rather than not being hired at all.
By: Tricia Crimmins
Barger started as CRO in June after leading sales at Cisco, UKG, and SAP. When does hiring fractional or agentic employees make sense?
